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FOUND: 35 - What They Never Told You

When ballparks double as edible gardens

Fans recently spotted peppers growing in the Pirates' bullpen. It's not the only ball park that hosts a mini-farm

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Pirates offense remains mostly listless in 4-2 loss to Cubs

CHICAGO — It’s tough to know what to make of Bryse Wilson at the moment.

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Crucial eighth-inning error dooms Pirates in 3-2 loss to Chicago Cubs

CHICAGO — All game Monday, the Chicago Cubs made silly mistakes against the Pirates. All game, the Pirates failed to take full advantage of it.

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Cubs’ Ian Happ on homestand: ‘I don’t want to leave here without absorbing it’

The Cubs’ two-game set against the Pirates is their last series at Wrigley Field before the trade deadline.

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Pirates’ Ben Gamel made this electrifying diving catch look easy to save an extra base hit

Ben Gamel sure is no stranger to heroic catches in the outfield!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Offense persistent, but Pirates come up short in 6-5 loss to Marlins

PITTSBURGH — In a game where the Pirates faced arguably the best starting pitcher in the National League in right-hander Sandy Alcantara, their offense was pesky, persistent and productive, Pittsburgh tying the game in the ninth to force extra innings and threatening again in the 10th.

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Quintana dazzles over seven shutout innings as Pirates beat Marlins, 1-0

PITTSBURGH — José Quintana and the Pirates are in a strange spot right now.

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Mets trade with Pirates for catcher Michael Perez

NEW YORK — One day after catcher Tomas Nido left a game with a hand contusion, the Mets added another catcher to the roster.

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Give. Me. A. Break. with this week’s baseball quiz

Anyone who can do basic math knows we’re already past ‘first half’ of season, but here’s some before-the-break questions

Chicago Sun-Times

Marlins break out of scoring slump in big way to open series against Pirates

PITTSBURGH — And in the 38th inning, the Miami Marlins scored runs — four of them to be specific.

Miami Herald

Pirates trade clubhouse favorite Daniel Vogelbach to Mets for pitcher Colin Holderman

PITTSBURGH — It’s long been assumed that the Pirates would be busy at (and around) the MLB trade deadline. How they kicked things off, however, was a little unexpected, sending Daniel Vogelbach to the New York Mets on Friday in exchange for major league pitcher Colin Holderman.

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Mets Acquire Daniel Vogelbach From Pirates

New York adds a home run hitter to a team that needed more power.

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Joe Starkey: Pirates need increased positive signs in season's second half

Yes, I'm still predicting the Pirates to win the World Series in 2027.

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Ron Cook: The Pirates would be right to send Oneil Cruz back to Class AAA

PITTSBURGH — The Pirates were right to send Jack Suwinski back to the minors last week. He was overmatched at the plate. An 0-for-29 slide had dropped his batting average to .198 and his on-base percentage to .288. That was beyond abysmal. His 14 home runs seemed as if they…

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Paul Zeise: Barry Bonds should be in the Pirates' inaugural Hall of Fame class

It didn't start out to be a point/counterpoint, but that's what it has become.

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Confident Termarr Johnson excited for 'amazing' experience of joining Pirates

LOS ANGELES — Termarr Johnson doesn’t lack for confidence. Not in a cocky way or anything like that, but there’s a clear belief in himself, the type of swagger that leads one to say this after the Pirates made him the fourth overall pick on Sunday at the MLB draft.

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Offensive breaks out in 8-3 win over Rockies, ending first-half on a positive

DENVER — As much as a team entering the all-star break 14 games under .500 could need a win, the Pirates needed a win Sunday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Left-hander Brandon Hughes shining out of Cubs’ overworked bullpen

He hasn’t allowed a run in seven of his last eight appearances, including Saturday, when he struck out four and allowed one hit in 1 2/3 innings in Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Mets.

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The Denver Post

Rockies win fifth straight, blank Pirates, 2-0

DENVER — Kris Bryant and Jose Urena were late to the party but they sure have spiced things up for the Rockies.

Miami Herald

Bruised yet resilient, Marlins rally for another extra-inning win over Pirates

MIAMI — The Marlins are beat up — quite literally in a couple of cases — with the All-Star break just three days away.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pirates rookie Oneil Cruz made MLB history with a scorching 97.8 mph throw from shortstop

An actual CANNON.

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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Miami Marlins, live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch MLB

The Pittsburgh Pirates will meet the Miami Marlins in the finale of their four-game series on Thursday afternoon from loanDepot park

Sports Illustrated

Life at Saint Peter’s Already Looks Much Different

Shaheen Holloway and the bulk of his old roster have switched schools, but Jersey City won’t soon forget the Peacocks’ magical NCAA run.

Miami Herald

Miami Marlins walk-off Pittsburgh Pirates in extra innings

MIAMI — Pablo Lopez, even while inefficient at times, did his job Wednesday. The Miami Marlins’ right-handed pitcher had a no-hitter through four innings and ultimately allowed just one hit and one run over five innings against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Miami Herald

Pittsburgh Pirates get to Daniel Castano and hold on to beat Miami Marlins

MIAMI — Daniel Castano has described his cutter as a pitch with which he “lives and dies.” It’s his most-used pitch this season, one the Miami Marlins’ left-handed pitcher had thrown 42.9 percent of the time entering his Tuesday start against the Pittsburgh Pirates after beginning to add it to…

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