The Pittsburgh Pirates have won their arbitration case with Garrett Jones and will only have to pay $2.25 million, according to the team. Jones was most recently mentioned in a potential trade for A.J. Burnett from the Yankees, but the Pirates were reportedly cold on the idea.

The Pirates also signed Casey McGehee to a contract to avoid arbitration, according to the team. Rob Biertempfel says the contract is for one year and is worth $2.5375 million, right at the midpoint.

• Twitter / @Pirates: This morning the Arbitrati ...
  This morning the Arbitration Panel in the Garrett Jones case ruled in favor of the Club’s $2.25M submission
• Twitter / @BiertempfelTrib: Garrett Jones loses arbitr ...
  Garrett Jones loses arbitration case against #Pirates. Will get $2.25M. Also, team reached terms w/Casey McGehee before hearing
• Twitter / @BiertempfelTrib: Casey McGehee and #Pirates ...
  Casey McGehee and #Pirates settled at midpoint -- $2.5375 million -- on one-year contract.

• Twitter / @Pirates: The Pirates and infielder ...
  The Pirates and infielder Casey McGehee have agreed to terms on a contract for the 2012 season, thus avoiding salary arbitration.
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