The Pittsburgh Pirates are a much-improved team. But the front office still made a pretty bad mistake during the offseason. They decided to give Marcell Ozuna $12 million for one season, with a mutual option for 2027.

A collection of tidbits from Sunday’s Pirates Insider Show … Obviously don’t bet on baseball. That’s very, very bad. And illegal. But there are a few bets the Pirates are making that general manager Ben Cherington and I discussed Sunday on the Pirates Insider Show.

The Atlanta Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates open a 3-game series in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Tuesday at 6:40 p.m. ET.

Konnor Griffin, the Pittsburgh Pirates' rookie phenom, is doing just that, and in historic fashion. There's really two aspects to what Griffin is up to lately: a streak, and history. The first is this -- Griffin has stolen a base in four consecutive games.

Eighty players arrived at Truist Park last July for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game. But as they flew home or to their team’s next road city, an unlikely pair boarded the same charter flight bound for Tampa,

July 7 - Paul Skenes has reached plenty of milestones during his three seasons in the major leagues. On Tuesday night, the Pittsburgh Pirates' ace will try to avoid reaching a negative benchmark when he faces the visiting Atlanta Braves in the opener of a three-game series.

Nick Gonzales might not be the traditional thumper often associated with the middle of the order, but the Pirates third […] The post Nick Gonzales: The Pirates’ Unconventional Middle-of-the-Order Threat appeared first on Pittsburgh Baseball Now.

The Pittsburgh Pirates could use another southpaw on their pitching staff.