Tag Archives: David Bednar

This piece discusses the potential impact of a new GM on the team, suggesting that significant changes may be needed in coaching and scouting. The author believes the current GM has made progress but needs to make key changes for future success.

The Pirates remain optimistic about their playoff chances and are focusing on key areas such as centerfield, bullpen roles, catching, and addressing longstanding roster gaps. Ke’Bryan’s health is a concern.

8-17-24 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on Twitter The hero local kid. An angle just about every fanbase can’t get enough of and one we’ve had several times over the years. Even if it’s an adopted son like Joey Bart who’s family has ties to the area or Isiah Kiner-Falefa who has a distant relation toContinue reading “The Pirates Need to Accept what David Bednar is Showing Them”

The Pittsburgh Pirates are struggling, and accountability is in question. Fans want clear goals, honest evaluation, and meaningful actions, while the owner’s role and MLB’s system are also under scrutiny.

At 27, Joey Bart is impressing with new levels of performance, sparking speculation about the Pirates’ future catchers. With uncertain outcomes, the team has options and a potentially bright future.

To the Pirates’ fans, Gary Morgan expresses his views on the team’s hitting instruction, small ball approach, player development, fundamentals, and payroll concerns. He calls for accountability and proactive change.

The 2024 baseball season presents ups and downs for the Pirates. They need to improve run differentials, pitching, and hitting for a shot at the playoffs. Despite challenges, the season is viewed positively.

Oneil Cruz isn’t perfect, and he might not ever be, but he is one thing, irreplaceable.

Gary Morgan reflects on the Pittsburgh Pirates’ team evolution since 2019, highlighting key player movements and the gradual progress of the roster rebuilding process.

The trade deadline has passed, new players are acclimating. The team’s history and potential are discussed, emphasizing the focus on the present journey.