Pirates' Front Office Should Make Moves
The Pirates are good. Check that, the Pirates are very good. The front office, however, shouldn't settle for as much.
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The Pirates are good. Check that, the Pirates are very good. The front office, however, shouldn't settle for as much.
Four Pirates are heading to the All-Star Game, but Troy Clardy admits that Dodgers rookie sensation Yasiel Puig is the only thing that will guarantee his attention on the game.
Four of the Pirates have been named to the National League All-Star team.
Traffic is already backed up, and tailgaters out in force -- and the Steelers aren't even playing.
In his mind, the best way to foster good chemistry is to give yourself the best chance of winning.
The Pirates' popularity is soaring with the best record in baseball and with it is the popularity of the voice of the team: Greg Brown.
Through 20 losing years, there has been a constant belief in the front office.
Considering his historically futile Pittsburgh Pirates now boast the best record in baseball, riding a nine-game winning streak to 51-30, please allow manager Clint Hurdle to wax philosophical about his achievement.
MLB Network Analyst Mitch Williams joined the Fan Morning Show on Tuesday to talk about the Pirates as they head into the second half of the season.
On the heels of the Pirates extending their winning streak to nine games, Frank Coonelly joined Starkey, Miller and Mueller on The FAN to talk about the year the team is having and also provides an update on the injury to starter Wandy Rodriguez.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have the best record in the major leagues and are on a 9 game winning streak.
Pedro Alvarez and Garrett Jones each homered and Francisco Liriano pitched six strong innings as the surging Pittsburgh Pirates won their eighth straight game, 2-1 over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday night.
Gerrit Cole joined Bob Pompeani after he moved to 4-0 after defeating the Brewers.
There was a sell-out Friday night at PNC Park as the Bucs returned home after a successful road trip.
Gerrit Cole overcame a rocky start to become the first Pirates pitcher to win his first four career starts in more than a century and Starling Marte missed the cycle a few feet short of a home run in Pittsburgh's 10-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night.
