Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Paul Skenes is no stranger to impressive accomplishments. On Friday, he made the wrong kind of history with his start against the Chicago Cubs ( box score ).

The Pittsburgh Pirates made a recent roster move, which included the addition of a new player. The Pirates announced that they claimed right-handed

Tommy Pham's recent MLB achievement draws lukewarm reactions, with one of the fans saying, “Nobody cares” about his so-called milestone.

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Ian Happ cracked a smile recently when asked about the pickoff move that Cubs lefty Matthew Boyd has used to nab unsuspecting runners at first base. “His pickoff move, it’s gross,” Happ said. “It looks exactly like a slide step.

The Pittsburgh Pirates changed their lineup ahead of their next game vs. the Chicago Cubs, who bring in a left-handed pitcher. Cubs will have left-

Pittsburgh Pirates catcher Endy Rodríguez will get a platelet-rich plasma injection for his ailing right elbow.

The Pirates have already paid out the most expensive guaranteed years of Hayes' extension, giving him $10 million in 2022 and again in 2023. He's making $7 million a year from 2024 through 2027 before his pay escalates to $8 million in 2028 and 2029. There's also a $12 million club option for 2030.