Pirates opening day roster projection 3.0: Without Konnor Griffin, what’s next?

The Pittsburgh Pirates’ latest Opening Day roster projection signals a future without Konnor Griffin in 2026. With only limited information available, fans look for clarity on how the team will adapt to his absence and what other roster choices mean for the coming season.

Pirates’ Ben Cherington Explains Trading for Tyler Callihan

The Pittsburgh Pirates have secured Tyler Callihan, described as an intriguing utility option from a rival. General Manager Ben Cherington’s decision emphasizes the team’s pursuit of versatile talent, signaling a focused approach for the upcoming season.

Pirates’ Ben Cherington Explains Trading for Tyler Callihan

The Pirates Say A Sad Goodbye To A 12 Year Franchise Legend

Andrew McCutchen, hailed as the greatest Pittsburgh Pirate since 2000, has officially parted ways with the team. A 12-year run came to a close when he signed a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers, leaving fans with a poignant farewell.

The Pirates Say A Sad Goodbye To A 12 Year Franchise Legend

Pirates get good grade for Ryan O’Hearn signing

The Pittsburgh Pirates reached a two-year agreement with Ryan O’Hearn, a move that analysts describe as a success. This signing garnered a “good grade” and underscores the team’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its roster.

Pirates ace Paul Skenes drops ERA to 1.97 in his final scheduled start of the season

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes wrapped up his final scheduled start of the season by lowering his ERA to 1.97. Though he insists he is not numbers-focused, the accomplishment underscores his commitment to maintaining elevated performance standards.

Pirates Bring Back Relief Pitcher

The Pittsburgh Pirates have added a familiar name to their pitching staff, bringing back reliever Cam Sanders. This move underscores the team’s commitment to bolstering its bullpen as the season progresses.

Pirates Bring Back Relief Pitcher

Burleson hits a game-ending homer as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 7-6

Alec Burleson’s walk-off home run with two outs in the ninth inning secured a narrow 7-6 victory for the St. Louis Cardinals over the Pittsburgh Pirates. His late-game heroics showcased the unpredictable nature of baseball and the excitement of a close contest decided in its final moments.

Burleson hits a game-ending homer as the Cardinals beat the Pirates 7-6

Pirates Draft No. 3 Prospect, High School Pitcher in 2025 Draft

For the second consecutive year, the Pittsburgh Pirates have placed their faith in high school talent, selecting right-handed pitcher Seth Hernandez with the sixth overall pick in the 2025 Amateur Draft.

Pirates Draft No. 3 Prospect, High School Pitcher in 2025 Draft

Dave Parker, hard-hitting Hall of Fame outfielder nicknamed ‘the Cobra,’ dies at 74

Dave Parker, the power-hitting outfielder known as “the Cobra,” has passed away at the age of 74, just weeks before his scheduled induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. A seven-time All-Star and National League MVP, Parker’s dynamic career left an indelible mark on Major League Baseball.

Dave Parker, hard-hitting Hall of Fame outfielder nicknamed ‘the Cobra,’ dies at 74

Pirates reliever Dennis Santana: Fan ‘crossed a line’ prior to confrontation

During the second game of Thursday’s doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers, Pittsburgh Pirates reliever Dennis Santana was involved in an altercation with a fan he said “crossed the line.” The incident brings attention to the challenges of maintaining professionalism amid provocative spectator behavior.

Pirates reliever Dennis Santana: Fan ‘crossed a line’ prior to confrontation