The Pittsburgh Pirates are cutting ties with three players ahead of the non-tender deadline. MLB.com's Alex Stumpf and Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazett

The Pittsburgh Pirates just non-tendered three players before the deadline on Friday, although it sounds like a reunion with one remains possible.

The Pittsburgh Pirates acquired 30-year-old righty reliever Peter Strzelecki from the Cleveland Guardians on Friday night in exchange for cash considerations. Strzelecki spent 10 games with the Guardians last year,

Along with acquiring Strzelecki, the Pirates tendered contracts to multiple players. Among them were Ji-Hwan Bae, Joey Bart, David Bednar, Oneil Cruz, Henry Davis, Jared Jones, Endy Rodriguez, Paul Skenes, Jack Suwinski, and others.

Friday marked the deadline to tender contracts to necessary players, and the Pittsburgh Pirates non-tendered three players. The Pirates decided not to tender contracts to a pair of players set for salary arbitration — infielder/outfielder Connor Joe and outfielder Bryan De La Cruz.

The Cleveland Guardians traded relief pitcher Peter Strzelecki to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday evening. In exchange, Cleveland receives cash considerations. Strzelecki was designated for assignment on Nov.

The Pirates acquired reliever Peter Strzelecki from the Guardians for cash, the team announced. Cleveland had designated the righty for assignment on Tuesday when they set their 40-man roster in advance of the Rule 5 draft.