On this edition of the Pirates’ prospect update series, we take a look at the newly acquired catcher/first baseman Rafael Flores. Flores was just recently acquired from the New York Yankees in the David Bednar trade, and he was rated as their most MLB ready prospect.
Paul Skenes tossed six shutout innings and struck out eight to lead the host Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night.
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Pirates right-handed starting pitcher Paul Skenes dominated in another home start, befuddling the Cincinnati Reds in a 7-0 shutout win in the series opener at PNC Park.
The Pittsburgh Pirates (49-66) will host the Cincinnati Reds (60-55) in a four-game series at PNC Park starting Thursday, marking the return of former franchise cornerstone Ke'Bryan Hayes, who was traded to the Reds just last week.
A former Pittsburgh Pirates reliever's time with the New York Yankees is over. According to a post by the Yankees on X, the platform previously known as Twitter, the team has released right-handed pitcher JT Brubaker.
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Pirates right-handed starting pitcher Paul Skenes will take the mound once again in 2025 in front of his adoring home fans. Skenes will make his next start in the series opener vs.
PITTSBURGH — Fans of the Pittsburgh Pirates might look forward to the 2026 season for much more successful campaign, but it might end up as much of the same for the franchise, especially financially.
Paul Skenes will have another chance to bolster his case for the National League Cy Young Award when he and the host Pittsburgh Pirates oppose the Cincinnati Reds in the opener of a four-game series on Thursday night.
In recent days, outfielder Alexander Canario has almost become a forgotten man on the Pittsburgh Pirates. It’s reaching the point where one wonders whether it makes sense to continue this relationship.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates made a recent roster move, adding another pitcher to the franchise, who will likely serve as a bullpen option in the future.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates led for most of the game vs. the San Francisco Giants, but their bullpen couldn't hold onto their slim advantage, losing 4-2 in the series finale at PNC Park.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are in the middle of their series finale against the San Francisco Giants. The Pirates, while the game was going on, claimed right-handed pitcher Jack Little off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Oneil Cruz is not starting for the Pittsburgh Pirates against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday, per the team's official lineup card. Cruz had played in each of the Pirates' last 22 games dating back to July 8.
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh Pirates relief pitcher moved closer to a comeback from injury after a recent roster move. The Pirates transferred the rehab assignment of right-handed relief pitcher Chase Shugart from Single-A Bradenton to Triple-A Indianapolis on Aug.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have optioned pitcher Johan Oviedo to Triple-A Indianapolis and selected the contract of pitcher Cam Sanders. Tommy Birch of Des Moines Register was first with the news about Oviedo.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are not known for their free-spending ways or an aggressive willingness to keep top young players around long-term. They may be making an exception for ace pitcher Paul Skenes.
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Don Kelly informed the media on Monday that they have designated reliever Génesis Cabrera for assignment. The move was necessary to make room for starter Johan Oviedo, who comes off the injured list to start Monday’s game against the San Francisco Giants at PNC Park.
The Pirates have designated left-handed reliever Genesis Cabrera for assignment, manager Don Kelly tells the team’s beat (link via Colin Beazley of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette).
Heading into this year’s deadline, it was clear that teams were gearing up for a seller’s market and preparing their systems accordingly. This was especially true for the Pittsburgh Pirates, who found themselves in the perfect position to sell.
Stunningly, the visiting Pittsburgh Pirates, who once held a 9-0 lead in the first inning against the Colorado Rockies Friday night in Denver, managed to finish off a historic collapse at the hands of the worst team in MLB.