The Pittsburgh Pirates chose to give an extra gift to their fans at their latest home game. The Pirates hosted the Cleveland ...

Pirates chairman Bob Nutting saw what everyone passing PNC Park saw Saturday afternoon: long lines of fans waiting for a Paul ...

PITTSBURGH – Pirates team president Travis Williams has been in the news more often this season than anyone probably ...

It’s been a rocky start for the Pirates (4-8) both on and off the field, with this situation following previous drama regarding the team removing a Roberto Clemente logo for an alcohol ...

The Pittsburgh ... Pirates president Travis Williams issued an apology on Sunday and took responsibility for the sign issue, calling it an "honest mistake" and "an oversight not to keep the No. 21 ...

Oneil Cruz is the Pittsburgh Pirates' most important position player. He's a do-everything dynamo who has transitioned to centerfield this season while still hitting rockets at the plate and ...

Sonny Gray will try to shut down Bryan Reynolds and company when the St. Louis Cardinals play the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday at 6:40 p.m. ET, at PNC Park. The Pirates are 22nd in MLB action ...

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"It's time to shine like a diamond," the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced Monday which Broadway shows will be coming to Pittsburgh during the 2025-2026 PNC Broadway in Pittsburgh season.

according to the MLB’s official website. Taiwanese baseball player Cheng Tsung-che is pictured batting in an undated photograph. Photo: Screengrab from Pittsburgh Pirates’ Instagram account The ...

Pirates team president Travis Williams called the removal of Clemente's sign an "oversight" and told PEOPLE it will be replaced Bettmann Archive/Getty The Pittsburgh ... the No. 21 logo back ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates will re-install Roberto ... it was an oversight not to keep the No. 21 logo. This is ultimately on me, not anyone else in the organization. It was an honest mistake.