Report: Orioles Sign Pedro Alvarez To 1-Year Deal
Former Pittsburgh Pirate Pedro Alvarez has reportedly signed with the Baltimore Orioles.
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Former Pittsburgh Pirate Pedro Alvarez has reportedly signed with the Baltimore Orioles.
After struggling with a new over-the-head windup in his first start this spring, Jeff Locke kept runners off base in his second start and was much sharper and happier.
Not that long ago, if the Pirates dabbled in something called the Execution Game, it might have meant something very different.
Maikel Franco looks to be one of the few bright spots on a rebuilding Phillies team.
A father stepped up Saturday to save his son from a painful disaster in the stands.
As the 2016 Pittsburgh Pirates attempt to reach the postseason for the fourth consecutive season --- and that still sounds crazy to say out loud --- they have been busting their humps at McKechnie Field and Pirate City.
Despite some bumps in the road, the wait might finally be over for prospect Alen Hanson.
Gerrit Cole ignores a question about the idea of staying in Pittsburgh long-term.
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle wasn't completely disappointed with how the 2015 campaign went, even if it ended with a quick playoff exit.
Josh Harrison is thrilled to be able to settle in at second base, because while he was perfectly willing to play a wide variety of positions before, he prefers this one.
Pirates shortstop Jordy Mercer knows that Pirates fans would like to see the team pony up for a big-time free agent to help put them over the top, but he's a fan of the way the Pirates do business now.
Frank Coonelly has heard it time and time again, and he doesn't expect it to stop. Why don't the Pirates spend more?
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Now healthy and ready to roll for Spring Training in '16, the 24-year-old Stroman appears poised to become one of baseball's next true aces.
Andrew McCutchen said he isn't too worked up about all the hype surrounding the Cubs and Cardinals entering this season.
It seems the Pittsburgh Pirates love the underdog role. Man, do they love the underdog role.
Every year, Pirates pitching coach Ray Searage has his work cut out for him.
New Pittsburgh Pirates John Jaso looks like he's in line to be the Pirates go to first baseman this year and he joined The Starkey and Mueller Show to talk about his expectations for the season.
Jose Reyes is watching his former New York Mets reach the heights he was destined for as he's embroiled in a domestic violence case.
Fresh off a trip to Disney World with his family, Josh Harrison is now at Spring Training, and once again, he has a new home.
Over the last few seasons, Major League Baseball has adopted a variety of new rule changes, or implemented new policies that directly impact play on the field.
Colin Dunlap says MLB's decision to make the "Neighborhood Play" reviewable is a very bad idea.
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As he does every year, Pirates Chairman of the Board Bob nutting addressed his team and then shortly afterwards, the media.
The first official workout of Spring Training got underway on Tuesday morning at Pirate City in Bradenton, Florida.