The Pirates tendered Harrison a contract prior to Tuesday's deadline. Pittsburgh has already penciled in Harrison as its starting third baseman for 2105. As a first-year arbitration-eligible player, he's set to receive a sizable raise from $500K to somewhere around $5 million after slashing .315/.347/.490 in 550 plate appearances as a 26-year-old. The organization has committed to moving Pedro Alvarez across the diamond from third base to first, clearing a path for Harrison.