Pirates Catcher Chris Snyder Talks Bucs Pitching Staff
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A few nights ago on the show we discussed villainous teams and players in sports--ones that you loved to root against, but also ones that caused you a lot of pain as a sports fan. With that in mind, and because the Miami Heat are now in the NBA Finals, and they're the ultimate sports villain right now, here is my list of the top 5 Pittsburgh sports villains of all-time.
Former Pittsburgh Pirate and Atlanta Brave Sid Bream joined Vinnie & Cook in the studio on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan Wednsesday.
Pittsburgh Pirates relief pitcher, Daniel McCutchen, talks about early season success in the bullpen.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have reportedly turned down an offer from the Texas Rangers for closer Joel Hanrahan.
After a season high four-game winning streak, the Pirates had the opportunity to make it five in a row as well as a chance to get back to that .500 mark Sunday afternoon over at PNC Park. The pitching was again solid, but Paul Maholm continues to be the victim of no run support when he takes the mound as the Bucs fell to the Detroit Tigers 2-0.
The starting/winning pitcher from Saturday night's interleague victory over the Detroit Tigers caught up with 93-7 The Fan's John Phillips to discuss his first home win with the Bucs.
It is a statistical fact that when the Pirates sellout PNC Park, or even come close, they perform better on the field. Whether there's a correlation between the two, or if it's just a fluke, fans may never know; but it held up once again Saturday night as the Pirates beat the Detroit Tigers 6-2.
The Pirates right fielder, who went 2-for-4 with a two-run double and scored twice, joined 93-7 The Fan's Chris Mueller after an interleague victory over the Detroit Tigers.
The Pirates beat reporter from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette joined 93-7 The Fan's Chris Mueller early Saturday morning to discuss the Pirates' Friday night win over the Tigers.
Former Pirates and current Detroit Tigers Manager Jim Leyland joined The Vinnie and Cook Show on Friday.
Admit it, you thought the following scenario was going to play out after the Pirates lost to the Nationals to stretch their winless streak to six.
Former Bucco and current ROOT Sports Pirates analyst Kent Tekulve joined The Fan Morning Show Wednesday to discuss all things Pirates.
Pirates starting pitcher Charlie Morton joined The Fan Morning Show Thursday just hours after his complete game shut out against the Cincinnati Reds.
Pittsburgh Pirates President Frank Coonelly made an unexpected visit to The FAN Morning Show Wednesday to chat about all things Bucs.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pirates beat writer Colin Dunlap discusses what's going wrong with the Bucs.
They say the best thing a kid can do for his parents is to make them proud. If that's the case, then Neil Walker is a big success already.
For a brief second on Sunday, it appeared the Pirates had forgotten about all their troubles against the Milwaukee Brewers. But the moment once again proved to be short-lived as Brewers star Ryan Braun helped his team finish a three-game sweep of the Bucs with a 9-6 win.
The Pirates epic struggles in Milwaukee continued Saturday afternoon as three Brewers hit solo home runs in an 8-2 win at Miller Park. The Pirates have lost 29 of their last 31 games there.
There's no excuse for what transpired, or should I say, failed to transpire last night at PNC Park.
Trenni Kusnierek, WTMJ Milwaukee Brewers reporter and afternoon drive co-host, joined The FAN Morning Show to preview the Pirates' upcoming series at the Milwaukee Brewers.
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle joined SportsRadio 93-7 The Fan's Vinnie & Cook on Thursday. He says that despite two bumps in the road against the Dodgers, his team still on the right track.
National baseball writer, Seth Livingstone, from USA Today, jumped on the Rivertowne Hotline on Thursday to chat with The FAN Morning Show about Pirates baseball.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pirates beat writer Colin Dunlap joins Vinnie & Cook for his first weekly visit on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan.