Pirates Players Appreciative Of Fan Support In Wild Card Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates took the field last night for a Wild Card matchup against the Cincinnati Reds with a secret weapon - the 40,487 fans in the stands.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates took the field last night for a Wild Card matchup against the Cincinnati Reds with a secret weapon - the 40,487 fans in the stands.
Be proud, Pittsburgh. This one was for you. Actually, more accurately, this one might have been because of you --- at least to some degree. And maybe to a pretty deep degree.
Russell Martin homered twice, Marlon Byrd also connected and the Pittsburgh Pirates roared past Cincinnati for a 6-2 victory in the NL wild-card game Tuesday night.
It was on this date five years ago that Lanny Frattare announced his retirement as the Pirates announcer.
It's no secret that Pittsburgh is a die-hard sports town. The fans eat, sleep and breathe their Pirates, Penguins and Steelers.
Pirates President Frank Coonelly chats with The Fan Morning Show about the Pirates first playoff game in 21 years.
Former Pirates catcher Mike LaValliere talks about how excited t=he is for the city of Pittsburgh that teh Bucs are back in the playoffs since that tough loss in 1992.
The saying is "clothes make the man," but in Pittsburgh with sports and the playoffs, clothes make the fan.
Playoff baseball returns to the 'Burgh tonight for the first time since 1992.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and their fans have been waiting for the return of postseason baseball for a long time. Tonight, the wait comes to an end.
Pirates great Andy Van Slyke reflects on the last time the Bucs regularly made the playoffs and what this game means for him and the city.
With the Pirates saying that the tomorrow night's wild card game at PNC Park is sold out, Pittsburgh Police say fans still looking for tickets on the secondary market should be wary of scalpers selling bogus tickets outside the ballpark.
Despite his history playing against the Pirates, former Pirate Sid Bream says he's still pulling for the Pirates in the playoffs and is even more excited for their fans to get the playoff team they've long deserved.
Pirate fans did something today they haven't done for years: held a Pirate playoff pep rally in Market Square.
Pirates pitcher Gerrit Cole is the September National League Rookie of the Month.
