Clubs looking to acquire the services of free-agent left-hander Francisco Liriano better have deep pockets.
Hearing Francisco Liriano is looking for three- or four-year deals at $12 million-plus average annual value.
— Bill Brink (@BrinkPG) November 19, 2014
The 31-year-old has draft-pick compensation tied to him after rejecting a $15.3-million qualifying offer from the Pittsburgh Pirates, but that shouldn't hinder his value as one of the top southpaws on the open market.
Liriano, who earned $6 million last season, went 7-10 with a 3.38 ERA in 29 starts for Pittsburgh in 2014.
The Minnesota Twins, New York Yankees, Kansas City Royals and the Pirates all reportedly have interest in Liriano.