US EditionBaldelli Says Marquee Pitching Duel Is 'Must-See TV'
PITTSBURGH, JUL 10 – The Pirates face pressure to trade key players amid a six-game losing streak and are nearly 20 games below .500 this season, challenging their rebuilding strategy.
- On Wednesday, the Pirates began trade talks involving Reynolds, Hayes, and Skenes, marking a pivotal moment that could significantly influence the franchise's future trajectory.
- Amid a 38–56 slump and six consecutive losses, the Pirates parted ways with their manager to spark change and improve their season outlook.
- Evidence shows Reynolds' consistent batting, Hayes' defensive skills, and Skenes' brilliance, attracting rival franchise interest amid Pirates' trade evaluations.
- The Pirates' front office faces critical trade decisions involving Reynolds, Hayes, and Skenes that could redefine their future and address ongoing franchise challenges.
- As the trade deadline nears, the Pirates' choices regarding key players will shape their long-term future amid MLB's competitive landscape.
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Skenes Will Give Pirates A Chance And Punch Out Twinkies
Pirates vs. Twins, 8:10 ETThere is a scene in I think one of the Austin Power movies where Mini Me punches, I think Austin, right in the marbles. Then maybe he bites him or something - I don't remember exactly, and probably is reason enough for me to rewatch the movies. Essentially, I bring it up because that's how I felt yesterday watching the Yankees and Mariners. I took two strikeout props - one on Bryan Woo and the other on Marcus Stroman. B…
Pirates Preview: Paul Skenes, Bucs Look to End Losing Streak
The Pittsburgh Pirates dropped their sixth-straight game when they fell 4-3 to the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night. The Pirates erased a three-run deficit only to fall on Salvador Perez’s second home run of the game in the eighth inning. After a much-needed day off, the Pirates (38-56) will look to stop their slide as the begin a series with the Minnesota Twins (45-48) at Target Field. First pitch is set for 8:10 p.m. ET, and the game will…
Rumor: Pirates Might Be Sellers and Buyers at Trade Deadline
Pittsburgh Pirates fans have become used to the annual exodus of expiring contracts at the trade deadline. However, there might be more to this coming deadline for the Pirates. There’s speculation that general manager Ben Cherington may step outside of his comfort zone this time around. Specifically, the Pirates might be sellers and buyers. In addition to the usual potential-free-agent-for-prospects deals, Cherington might acquire a hitter who m…
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