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Most Pirate fans are crediting the Pirates lineup as the reason for the early season success but it's been the pitching that's earned them 5 wins.
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Most Pirate fans are crediting the Pirates lineup as the reason for the early season success but it's been the pitching that's earned them 5 wins.
It took 14 innings, but the Pirates pulled off a win, beating the Colorado Rockies, 4-3 on Friday night.
Chris Kunitz scored the only goal in the shootout and the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the New York Islanders 4-3 on Friday night to avenge a record-setting, fight-filled loss.
Bad news for the tonight as starting pitcher Ross Ohlendorf left tonight's game with an injury.
93-7 The Fan's hockey commentator proposes an off-the-wall solution to the Penguins' struggles on the power play...
Tonight is the rematch between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the NY Islanders. If tonight's game turns into a fightfest, the Pens have adjusted their lineup to be prepared.
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle has made a change in his starting lineup for Game 2 of the series with Colorado.
Losing 7-1 in the home opener is demoralizing, sure, but what really bothered me was that the Pirates didn't lose a hard fought game like they did in St. Louis, and they couldn't blame the loss on a meltdown by a normally reliable back of the bullpen guy like they could in Chicago.
As the weather improved, Latrobe's offense also heated up in a decisive victory over Sec. 1-AAAA rival Connellsville.
Well it looks like the Pirates rained on everyone's opening day parade just a little bit. They lost to the Rockies 7-1 and frankly didn't look so good doing it.
Steelers Wide Receiver Hines Ward says he had no idea what he was getting himself into when he signed on to this season's "Dancing With the Stars."
Fans had high hopes as the Pirates, coming off a 4-2 record on the road, returned home to PNC Park to usher in baseball season in Pittsburgh. But despite the optimism, the Buccos stumbled in their home opener, falling 7-1 to the Colorado Rockies.
Is this the season the Pirates finally turn things around? There is certainly a lot of promise as the Pirates started the season on the road with a 4-2 record.
Play ball! It's an exciting day for baseball fans in Pittsburgh. In a sure sign of spring, fans have packed PNC Park over on the North Shore for the 2011 Home Opener.
