The Pirates completed their September callups by promoting starting pitchers Tyler Glasnow, Drew Hutchison and Trevor Williams, and infielder Pedro Florimon from Triple-A Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon. Glasnow worked his way...
Remember in 'Major League' how the Indians' new owner privately wanted her team to lose so she could trigger a low-attendance clause that would let her move the franchise?
It seldom takes more than a few seconds from the time the Pirates do something stupid until my text alerts go into a tizzy, so I wasn't surprised Monday.
As of Sunday, 10 players have made their MLB debuts with the Pirates this season. Of those 10, six are pitchers. That hits home for Mitch Keller.
Maybe Neal Huntington wants to get fired. Honestly, that was my first thought as the Pirates' three trades at the deadline came across, first underwhelming then unimportant then unbelievable.
It's one of those exchanges that's just so spectacularly putrid it almost certainly will be followed by more. There just has to be more, right?
Gerrit Cole's arms rose high into the night sky, stark against the Downtown cityscape, like a chalk-on-charcoal etching of a heavyweight champ.
Dog days? Eh, those are still a few days off, as the flip of the calendar will show. But dog games? Yeah, those are here.
Eleven players on the Pirates' roster have taken 100 or more at-bats. Nine of them have a better batting average than Andrew McCutchen's .244.
If a manager is only as smart as his bullpen usage, as the baseball adage goes, then Clint Hurdle is trekking into Stephen Hawking territory this summer.
This sensationally see-saw summer for the 130th edition of the Pittsburgh Baseball Club hit the All-Star break Sunday with so, so very much to appreciate, didn't it?
Austin Meadows' locker in the Altoona Curve clubhouse has long been cleared out. Last week, first baseman/outfielder José Osuna excitedly packed his bags. too.
Making the transition from being an amateur to a professional in anything isn't easy, but it's best to do it with a smile.
"I'm struggling right now," Francisco Liriano mused after his latest loss cost the Pirates a four-game sweep of Los Angeles.
Can anyone explain why Neal Huntington never hears so much as a solitary syllable of criticism around here?
NEW YORK — Bartolo Colon chugged around first and pulled up safely at second base, setting the tone for an inning that pitcher Juan Nicasio would like to forget. Add...
NEW YORK — Ken Griffey Jr. sat at the front of the room with Major League Baseball Players Association Executive Director Tony Clark to his left and Major League Baseball...