Few owners are as disliked as Pittsburgh Pirates owner Bob Nutting. And it appears his run as owner of the Pirates is going to continue for the foreseeable fut

No team can have too much pitching, though, one could make a strong argument the Pittsburgh Pirates should feel more than content with their group of starting p

Training is just over a month away, and the Pittsburgh Pirates still have a giant question mark in right field. Pittsburgh in-house options at the positi

When it comes to the Pittsburgh Pirates' prospect pipeline, much of the conversation typically revolves around up-and-coming pitchers like Bubba Chandler and Br

The Pittsburgh Pirates today announced individual game ticket information for the 2025 season. Fans will have the first opportunity to buy single-game tickets for all regular season home games, beginning Wednesday,

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Lux has mostly been a second baseman across his five seasons with the Dodgers but has also played the outfield and shortstop.

“The Pittsburgh Pirates are acquiring right-hander Chase Shugart in a trade with the Boston Red Sox for right-hander Matt McShane, according to sources familiar with the deal. Shugart was recently designated for assignment by the Red Sox,” Murray wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

With one of the best young tandems atop their pitching rotation, one could make a strong argument the Pittsburgh Pirates are a big move or two away from being a

Left-hander Caleb Ferguson and the Pittsburgh Pirates have agreed to a $3 million, one-year contract, pending a successful physical.

Paul Skenes' draft pick might just be a defining moment in the Pittsburgh Pirates ' franchise history. The 22-year-old showed the world his immense prowess earning himself a Rookie of the Year award with record-breaking statistics. Now with more eyes on them, the Pirates' management needs to get their strategies straight.

Former left-handed pitcher Bob Veale, who played parts of 11 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates and was a member of its 1971 World Series club, died Tuesday at the age of 89. The Pirates confirmed Veale’s passing in an email.