The Pittsburgh Pirates had an unlikely star this week—and it wasn’t on the field. A fan went viral during a facial hair face-off after unveiling a beard sculpted to mimic the iconic Clemente Bridge, paying tribute to franchise legend Roberto Clemente.
McCutchen hit his 241st Pirates home run against the Marlins on Wednesday in a 5-2 win at PNC Park. Andrew McCutchen will one day have his number retired at PNC Park.
Pittsburgh Pirates veteran Andrew McCutchen made history Sunday evening, hitting his 240th career home run as a Pirate to tie the legendary Roberto Clemente for third place on the franchise’s all-time home run list.
Indiana athletics has provided more information on the men’s basketball trip to Puerto Rico in August. Indiana will play three exhibition games from Aug.
PITTSBURGH — A Pittsburgh Pirates fan's fall from an outfield wall at PNC Park recently resulted in charges filed. Kavan Markwood fell from the Roberto Clemente Wall, or right field wall, during the Pirates 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on April 30.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates have found a new place for an advertisement at PNC Park that caused controversy. The Pirates began the 2025 season with a new advertisement, a Surfside Can on the right field wall at PNC Park.
Pearl Jam’s longevity is almost as long as the Pirates’ losing streak. In a world full of unlikely pairings, it was revealed this past weekend that a certain rock star has a special connection with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
A Pittsburgh Pirates fan who tragically fell 21 feet during a game last Wednesday is now showing signs of improvement after being in critical condition, per NBCNews.
The Pittsburgh Pirates hosted the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday, knocking off their National League Central rivals by a score of 4-3 to move to 12-19 on the season.
How long until the plaque gets replaced with an Iron City mat? The Pirates organization took the opportunity ahead of the finale of the Nationals series to honor the greatest player in franchise history, Roberto Clemente, on the 70th anniversary of his debut with the Pirates.
On April 17, 1955, Pittsburgh Pirates right fielder Roberto Clemente made his major league debut in Game 1 of a doubleheader. The anniversary was commemorated in the morning at a ceremony where Three Rivers Stadium once stood, although the Pirates’ home was Forbes Field at the time.
Is it too late to fix this team? The Pittsburgh Pirates have been the laughing stock of Major League Baseball as of late. The drink ad replacing Roberto Clemente’s name and number in right field lit national media ablaze, and the “Bucco Bricks” scandal has been equally embarrassing as the team is seemingly falling apart before our eyes.
The Pittsburgh Pirates play at one of the best stadiums in Major League Baseball. The Pittsburgh Pirates haven’t had much to root for as a franchise as of late, but they do have one of the best ballparks in Major League Baseball.
This one is pretty layered, so let's follow along, bit by bit: Roberto Clemente is one of the greatest players in baseball history. An 18-year veteran, he spent his entire career with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Pittsburgh Pirates president Travis Williams released a statement Sunday apologizing to Roberto Clemente's family and fans for an incident involving the removal of a memorial to Clemente from PNC Park.
At this point, you’d think there aren’t many more ways the Pittsburgh Pirates could infuriate or outright offend their fanbase. Friday, we learned just how far the organization goes to dispute that notion.
Roberto Clemente’s son is not happy with the Pittsburgh Pirates for a disrespectful move they made regarding Clemente’s legacy. The X account for the Pittsburgh Clothing Co.
Kansas City Royals All-Star catcher Salvador Perez was named the 2024 recipient of the Roberto Clemente Award on Monday. The award is given to the Major
It was Roberto Clemente Day across Major League Baseball on Sunday and No. 21 could be seen all throughout PNC Park. In the Pittsburgh Pirates’ series finale against the Kansas City Royals, all uniformed personnel wore Clemente’s iconic number.
After dropping the first two games of the series, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Kansas City Royals 4-3 at PNC Park on Roberto Clemente Day on Sunday afternoon.
An autographed, game-used bat from Pittsburgh Pirates legend Roberto Clemente is set to go on sale, according to a report from TMZ Sports on Tuesday. The bat is a Hillerich & Bradsby signature model U1 that Clemente used during the 1971 season.
The winning bid reportedly came in at $1,055,000 and falls just short of another Clemente rookie card that sold for $1.107 million a couple of years ago.