Be that as it may be, don't expect Pittsburgh Pirates owner Bob Nutting to be the next to get out of the baseball business. On Saturday, Pirates CEO Travis Williams was inundated

The Pittsburgh Pirates aren't for sale, despite the pleas of frustrated fans who want owner Bob Nutting to sell the franchise. At an offseason fan event on Saturday, fans chanted "sell the team" during a question-and-answer session,

Boston Red Sox’s new starter shares his thoughts on leaving the Los Angeles Angels and why he sees Boston as the perfect next chapter in his MLB journey.

Ever since Pittsburgh Pirates General Manager Larry Doughty and field manager Jim Leyland sat down to answer questions from the fan faithful at the first ever Piratefest at the Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes is focused on helping his team make the playoffs in 2025, not his long-term future.

The Pittsburgh Pirates' roster is rounding out heading into Spring Training. Pittsburgh announced on X that it will have 13 non-roster invitees at Spring Train

The Pittsburgh Pirates today announced the following 13 players will attend Major League camp as non-roster invitees. Abrahan Gutierrez (C) – Hit a combined .241 (45-for-187) with 10 doubles, one triple and 21 RBI in 49 games last season between Double-A Altoona,

The strange offseason saga for former Los Angeles Angels pitcher Roansy Contreras continued when he agreed to terms with the Baltimore Orioles on Friday. Baltim

On Friday, shortstop Cole Tucker's wife, Vanessa Hudgens, took to Instagram to share a series of stories expressing her heartbreak after witnessing the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

The chances of the perpetually curious National League Rookie of the Year staying with the Pittsburgh Pirates ... between teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Pirates. No, he's not willing ...

PITTSBURGH — Paul Skenes has a lot on his mind. The chances of the perpetually curious National League Rookie of the Year staying with the Pittsburgh Pirates indefinitely is not one of them.

McCutchen’s publicist, John Fuller, wasn't quite so blasé. He told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that the incident raised security concerns for his client.