Ramirez, Pirates Rough Up Mets After Rain For Series Sweep
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Indianapolis Indians pitcher and Pirates prospect Tyler Glasnow joined "The Fan Morning Show" Friday to discuss his progress as he works toward pitching in the majors.
Pittsburgh first baseman Pedro Alvarez insists his success against the St. Louis Cardinals is a fluke.
To find the biggest believer in the 2015 Pittsburgh Pirates, you'll have to look outside of the Pittsburgh area.
Crazed fans, hangers-on, entourages, managers, agents, trainers. Professional athletes are surrounded by many people. So who can they count on as a true friend? Man's best friend, of course!
The Milwaukee Brewers hold the second-worst winning percentage in Major League Baseball this season, and, after about six weeks of reported contemplation, the team's 12-year general manager Doug melvin has decided he's stepping down.
This isn't about the middle game of a series against the Cardinals in the middle of August. This isn't about what's happened to this point in the baseball season, either.
Bob Walk tells "The Fan Morning Show" that having personal catchers makes no sense
Carlos Martinez was strongest at the end of his eight innings and Jason Heyward had two hits and two RBIs, helping the St. Louis Cardinals edge the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 on Tuesday night in a matchup of the National League's top two teams.
The Cardinals cling to a five game lead in the NL Central ahead of the Pirates, who soon return starting infielders Josh Harrison and Jordy Mercer.
The Pirates' director of player development comments on Tyler Glasnow.
No one needs to remind you of the importance of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Busch Stadium as the Pirates --- fresh off a sweep of the Dodgers --- head in to take on the NL Central-leading Cardinals for a three-game set.
Jung Ho Kang's three-run homer capped a nine-run seventh inning and Andrew McCutchen homered and drove in four runs as the Pittsburgh Pirates rallied for a 13-6 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday night.
