Blown saves have been the biggest issue with the Pirates' lackluster bullpen.

The Pittsburgh Pirates placed catcher Henry Davis on the Major League Paternity List on Wednesday afternoon. This season, Davis is batting .138 with five home runs and 17 RBIs. In a corresponding roster move,

Tyler Callihan was already riding high entering his pivotal at-bat in the bottom of the eighth. A few innings earlier, Callihan blasted his first MLB home run out of PNC Park -- off starter Shohei Ohtani no less -- as it bounced into the Allegheny River.

One of the Pittsburgh Pirates' catchers has landed on the paternity list.

Dalton Rushing’s attempt reminded viewers of that earlier style, even if it no longer fits within the current rulebook.

Their time with the Pirates covered nearly 100 years. But despite playing in vastly different eras, Jack Wilson, John Candelaria and Wilbur Cooper all made important contributions to the organization while also experiencing plenty of success in Major League Baseball.

Monday vs. Pirates ace Paul Skenes. He'll be back on the hill tonight as the Dodgers' starter. Here's how to watch.

The Pittsburgh Pirates rookie is ready to make a return to the field