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The article explores various potential futures for the Pirates’ management decisions, presenting five timelines that outline different strategies, performances, and outcomes for the team and organization.

11-27-24 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on Twitter I’m a big fan of Jared Jones. Many of you who’ve been reading my stuff for a long time remember he was my favorite draft choice in 2020 and as closely as I followed his progression, I can’t say I expected him to start on the 26-man rosterContinue reading “Lets Really Talk About Jared Jones”

Pirates fans are frustrated with the team’s direction and demand immediate results. The roster is young and lacks stability, leading to uncertainty about positions and player development. This year is critical for the team’s future success.

The Non-Tender Deadline prompts MLB teams to assess arbitration-eligible players, potentially releasing them to free agency, and influencing offseason roster decisions through contracts and negotiations.

The Pirates need to extend Paul Skenes to regain fan trust and demonstrate commitment. This move could revitalize the franchise and potentially attract more fans while addressing long-term strategies.

The Pirates’ offseason strategies may vary significantly; desperation can lead to rash decisions or stubbornness. The outcome will hinge on GM Ben Cherington’s willingness to adapt and innovate for better results.

The author discusses improving the Pirates by focusing on real upgrades rather than relying solely on prospects. Emphasizing depth, they outline key rules for offseason strategies to enhance the team’s performance.

The article discusses the current state of a baseball team facing internal dissatisfaction, highlighting changes since 2019, areas for improvement, and potential challenges for the upcoming season.

Gary Morgan outlines key questions facing the Pittsburgh Pirates for the upcoming season, focusing on player health, pitching rotation, and potential positional changes that could impact their performance.

Gary Morgan reflects on the offseason, expressing the need for team improvements, evaluating current roster possibilities, and emphasizing the importance of player development for future success.