It is always fun when the Pittsburgh Pirates honor their 1979 team, the last one to win a World Series for the franchise. It is equally fun to hear those players’ thoughts on the current Pirates’ organization.
Ben Cherington thinks the Pittsburgh Pirates are in a better place than when he was hired, and he is right. Then again, it would be almost impossible to be worse than when Cherington replaced Neal Huntington as the Pirates’ general manager following the 2019 season.
Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes is just getting warmed up.
The Pittsburg Pirates had such potential. Now they have nothing but blame to pass around following another disappointing season. General Manager Ben Cherington is taking his fair share but the organization is sending signals on what they think went wrong with some staff changes.
The Pittsburgh Pirates confirmed that hitting coach Andy Haines and bullpen coach Justin Meccage have been relieved of their duties. General manager Ben Cherington addressed the decisions when meeting with members of the media at PNC Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Optimism was high for the Pittsburgh Pirates after they were trade deadline buyers for the first time under Ben Cherington’s watch. The Pirates were tied for second place in the National League Central at the deadline and were only two games out of a wild card spot, hoping to see the postseason for the first time since 2015.
Pittsburgh Pirates ownership and management bristle at the idea that they run one of the cheapest operations in the major leagues. Owner Bob Nutting and general manager Ben Cherington will counter that they spend at the same level as other teams on scouting, player development and analytics.
While Andrew McCutchen is a few weeks from free agency, it seems inevitable that he’ll re-sign with the Pirates. The franchise legend has made clear on multiple occasions that he intends to finish his career in Pittsburgh. The Bucs have reciprocated that interest.
There were legitimate questions as to whether or not Derek Shelton would return as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2025, but that debate can be put to bed.
The Pirates’ fall in the NL Central and NL wild-card hunt has prompted plenty of speculation about the job security of manager Derek Shelton.
Chalk Sunday up as a feather in the cap of Pirates’ general manager Ben Cherington. Nick Yorke and Billy Cook, who Cherington picked up at the trade deadline this year, helped power a five run comeback for Triple-A Indianapolis.
It is becoming increasingly obvious that Bob Nutting has to make some tough decisions. Whether the Pittsburgh Pirates owner should make them now or wait
The star rookie has thrown 108 innings so far this year between the major and minor leagues.
There was quantity. Ben Cherington believes there is also quality. The Pittsburgh Pirates general manager made six deals in the hours leading up to Tuesday’s MLB trade deadline.
The trade deadline has come and gone but not before Ben Cherington and the Pittsburgh Pirates executed a whopping seven trades prior to the 6 p.m. buzzer.
I’m not big on taking the temperature of situations on social media. X can be a technological echo chamber with people hiding behind fake names and posting outrageous things to stir other users.
Most of the conversation surrounding the Pittsburgh Pirates leading up to the trade deadline has been regarding outfielders, but general manager Ben Cherington could seek to upgrade the offense in other areas.
As is to be expected this time of year, Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Ben Cherington is busy working the phones in preparation of Tuesday’s trade deadline.
On his weekly radio show on 93.7 The Fan, Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Ben Cherington provided injury updates on a trio of injured pitchers. Cherington said that Bailey Falter threw a sim game at PNC Park and the expectation is that he will go on a rehab assignment, one that should be on the shorter side.
Earlier this summer, Pirates owner Bob Nutting made a rare appearance in front of the media, boldly proclaiming the team must be prepared to trade for offense before the trade deadline on July 30 at 6 p.m. ET.
Midway through the 2024 season, the Pirates find themselves on the outside looking in when it comes to the race for a wild card spot out of the National League.
How aggressive will the Pittsburgh Pirates be ahead of the trade deadline?
With teams like the White Sox and Angels reportedly already listening to inquiries on players such as Luis Robert and Taylor Ward, the door may be open
If it was not already before, the clock is now officially ticking on general manager Ben Cherington and the Pittsburgh Pirates front office.
When you are attending a baseball game you always need to be alert for flying baseballs. This is true for both fans and as we have come to learn this season, the people announcing the games.
Pittsburgh GM Ben Cherington reacted to the team's last-place rankings in various offensive categories by firing hitting coach Rick Eckstein on Monday.
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