Author Archives: Gary Morgan

Gary’s Five Pirates Thoughts – Ready or Not, Here Comes Baseball

As the baseball season nears, reflections on team decisions and draft outcomes reveal mixed feelings on the Pirates’ potential, roster depth, and management accountability heading into 2025.

Projecting the Pirates is as Hard as Being a Fan

The author reflects on the challenges of being a Pirates fan, addressing team projections and fan experiences amidst frustration over management while maintaining a deep love for baseball.

Gary’s Five Pirates Thoughts – Great Scott

2-3-25 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on X There is going to be actual Pirates baseball this month. Man, that feels nice to say. So let’s not waste time and jump right into it today… 1. The Case for Mike Burrows There’s been a lot of supposing about the Pirates 5th starter. Mostly focused on theContinue reading “Gary’s Five Pirates Thoughts – Great Scott”

Pirates Add Three Lefties, Two Pitchers and a Utility Player

The Pirates signed three players to add depth: relievers Tim Mayza and Ryan Borucki, and utility player Adam Frazier, though none are expected to be game-changers.

Gary’s Five Pirates Thoughts – The Truth Shall Set You Free?

The Pirates’ offseason faces fan frustrations, yet hopeful prospects like Paul Skenes and Spencer Horwitz emerge. Players like David Bednar must improve, while Jared Jones develops new skills.

Pirates Dead End Conversations

The content discusses frustrations with a baseball team’s ownership, management, and development issues, emphasizing the need for better leadership and systemic changes to improve performance and fan satisfaction.

Gary’s Five Pirates Thoughts – Does it all come down to coaching?

The Pittsburgh Pirates face unique challenges compared to other local teams like the Steelers and Penguins, yet they have opportunities to improve through smart player acquisitions and adjustments.

Gary’s Five Pirates Thoughts – International Shakeup

The Pittsburgh Pirates face unique challenges compared to other local teams like the Steelers and Penguins, yet they have opportunities to improve through smart player acquisitions and adjustments.

Pirates in Agreement with Lefty Pitcher Caleb Ferguson

The Pirates signed left-handed pitcher Caleb Ferguson to a one-year, $3 million deal. Known for his strong strikeout rate, he may be utilized in various roles.