Paul Skenes, man. Paul Skenes, man. Just insane. Yeah, he only pitched two innings yesterday in New York, but it was a spectacular two innings. Striking out Juan Soto looking, Aaron Judge swinging and Jazz Chisholm looking.
It’s a long season. Somebody has to be dinged up. You mean to tell me that Rhys Hoskins couldn’t use a day to rest his aching knee? If not Hoskins, then surely somebody’s back is acting up.
This roller-coaster ride has one more turn left in it.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and owner Bob Nutting have again found themselves in the baseball spotlight — and not for the right reasons. The Pirates came under fire on Tuesday when they designated Rowdy Tellez for assignment with six games left in the regular season.
A much-loved face for the Milwaukee Brewers won't be receiving a hard-earned bonus due to the Pittsburgh Pirates designating him for assignment just before he would have reached a milestone.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have released Rowdy Tellez as he was on the verge of receiving a $200,000 bonus for reaching 425 plate appearances this season. The…
The Pittsburgh Pirates are making a move that can’t have been coincidence.
Out of postseason contention, the Pittsburgh Pirates designated outfielder Michael A. Taylor and first baseman Rowdy Tellez and recalled outfielder Joshua Palacios and infielder Liover Peguero from Triple-A Indianapolis on Tuesday.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have DFA’d a pair of veterans in first baseman Rowdy Tellez and outfielder Michael A. Taylor. In doing so, the Pirates had two available spots on the open roster, which will be filled by outfielder Joshua Palacios and infielder Liover Peguero.
Despite the curious timing, manager Derek Shelton denies finances played a role with the move.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have designated first baseman Rowdy Tellez and center fielder Michael A. Taylor for assignment. Shortstop Liover Peguero and outfielder Joshua Palacios have been recalled from Triple-A Indianapolis to replace them on the roster.
The Milwaukee Brewers have seen plenty of talent walk through American Family Field's doors, and an old friend could find his way back to Milwaukee. The Pittsburgh Pirates made a handful of roster moves with only a week left of the regular season, and one of their infielders who was designated for assignment will sound familiar.
Neither signing worked out well for the Bucs, as both players have struggled this year.
A day after being no-hit in Chicago, eight different players for the Pittsburgh Pirates had at least one hit in a 9-4 win over the Washington Nationals at PNC Park on Thursday.
It was cute the first time Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Rowdy Tellez came into a lopsided contest late, but the joke's beginning to grow old.
Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ two-way sensation and a one-of-a-kind talent, has some company. Though he’s not been able to pitch this year after undergoing Tommy John surgery, Ohtani earned a $700 million contract from the Dodgers in the offseason thanks to his superstar ability both on the mound and in the batter’s box.
Rowdy Tellez is beginning to look like the player the Pittsburgh Pirates envisioned in the middle of their lineup when they signed him to a free-agent deal in the offseason.
When Rowdy Tellez attempts to pinpoint an exact time in which he began to feel a legitimate turnaround on the horizon, he immediately turns to the Pirates' trip to Toronto earlier this month.
SAN FRANCISCO -- For two weeks, Rowdy Tellez has been in search of something to boost his confidence. Perhaps a few quality swings, a hard-hit ball put
Tellez’s power numbers evaporated last season, as he slumped to 13 longballs through 351 trips to the plate. His slugging percentage fell from .461 to a middling .376 mark.
On the heels of a 76-86 season and a fourth-place finish in the NL Central, the Pirates are looking for upgrades in several areas.
The Brewers clinched a playoff spot in the most unique way possible on Friday.
The Brewers offense is coming off a dreadful performance and could use a shot in the arm. Tellez could provide that if his bat continues to stay hot.
The Milwaukee Brewers were hoping to get first basemen/designated hitter Rowdy Tellez back in the lineup after a brief stay on the injured list, but that return is going to have to wait for at least a month.
Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Rowdy Tellez has dominated the Boston Red Sox throughout his career. Formerly a member of the Toronto Blue Jays, also of the American League East division, Boston was a frequent opponent of Tellez.
For over a decade, the Milwaukee Brewers have failed to start the same first baseman in consecutive seasons -- a streak which could end with Rowdy Tellez on Opening Day.
Team Mexico is moving on to the quarterfinals in the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
The Brewers have a bit of a logjam in the infield and Tellez could draw some interest from rival clubs.
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