Pirates Spring Training 2018: Feb. 15 News And Notes
One key difference between Day 1 and Day 2 was provided: Starling Marte arrived and spoke with the media via translator Mike Gonzalez after working out.
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One key difference between Day 1 and Day 2 was provided: Starling Marte arrived and spoke with the media via translator Mike Gonzalez after working out.
Colin Dunlap believes Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle meant well in what he said, but he should have dialed it back a little bit.
Valentine's Day was celebrated with the first full day of workouts for pitchers and catchers, three more veteran position players arriving, and Clint Hurdle's first media availability of the new year going over 20 minutes.
Tuesday was Physical Day at Pirate City, technically the day before any real work is supposed to begin. Nonetheless, there was action around the complex in Bradenton.
Both Francisco Cervelli and Ivan Nova believe that part of moving on from the departures of McCutchen and Cole includes being leaders, but don't think they necessarily need to change anything about the way they act to embrace a leadership role.
How do you prepare to watch the first iteration of Pirates baseball in a decade without McCutchen or Cole on the roster?
Former Major League Baseball pitcher Esteban Loaiza was arrested in San Diego on drug charges.
The mother of Pirates catcher Elias Diaz has been rescued after being kidnapped last week.
Seventeen years of summers filled with baseball have taken a toll on PNC Park on Pittsburgh's North Shore.
The mother of Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Elias Diaz has been kidnapped in Venezuela.
After trading both McCutchen and Cole to start 2018, fans were left wondering what to expect this season from the Pirates.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have their sights set on warmer weather as they pack up and head south for Spring Training.
The Pirates still only have two Major League-ready, everyday outfielders on their roster.
Pittsburgh Pirates left-hander Nik Turley has been suspended for 80 games without pay after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance.
He may not be with the Pirates anymore, but you can't deny how much Pittsburgh still loves Andrew McCutchen.