The Pirates’ strong pitching is crucial for their success, as their offense needs improvement from key players. Trading for MLB talent may not be feasible soon. The team’s hitting performance is a make-or-break factor for their future.
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Pirates Top Prospect Paul Skenes to Make MLB Debut Saturday, May 11th
The Pirates are calling up top prospect Paul Skenes, aiming to boost the offense. Skenes is seen as a game-changing talent, and his arrival is highly anticipated. The team hopes his presence will ignite the struggling offense and elevate their performance.
Operation Locked Up: The Pirates Offense has Succumbed to Paralysis by Analysis
A discussion about the mindset of a baseball hitter, emphasizing the need for a proactive, aggressive approach rather than a defensive, passive one. It also highlights the limitations of the current offensive philosophy.
Rookies and Young Players Rarely Take Off from the Jump
On boarding young players is frustrating, messy, sometimes almost a step back, but there is no way to get where you’re going without it.
The Pirates Can’t Waste the Opportunity they Have
4-26-24 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on Twitter All through this process, meaning back in 2019 when the Ben Cherington era began it was always going to come down to how much would be needed to fill out the holes, and how much Bob Nutting would be willing to provide. At it’s core, those things haveContinue reading “The Pirates Can’t Waste the Opportunity they Have”
Protecting Pitchers – One Topic to Fool them All
4-24-24 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on Twitter Want to know the absolute facts about protecting pitchers from injuring their arms in baseball? We know there are more reported and treated than ever before. There’s your fact. The only one that’s not at least got a ways to go to prove itself out. So everyone ofContinue reading “Protecting Pitchers – One Topic to Fool them All”
The Pirates Hitting Issues, Trump All Others
The Pittsburgh team’s hitting struggles are attributed to a lack of reliable hitters and coaching issues. The hitting coach’s system may not work for everyone, leading to calls for change.
Quinn Priester to Make 2024 Debut
4-19-24 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on Twitter The path for every prospect is different. Quinn Priester was drafted 18th overall in the first round of the 2019 MLB entry draft out of high school and he was supposed to come up here and lead this staff that a completely new management group was taking over.Continue reading “Quinn Priester to Make 2024 Debut”
The Pirates Start Fueled by Unexpected Sources
The Pirates’ unpredictable season has seen unexpected standout performances from unlikely players, casting doubt on their consistency, while the stars struggle to shine.
Andrew McCutchen Hits His 300th Homerun, but He’s So Much More than His Milestones
4-14-24 – By Gary Morgan – @garymo2007 on Twitter When I saw Andrew McCutchen swing at that hanging breaking ball and toss his bat aside, it looked awfully familiar. I mean we’ve all seen him do this hundreds of times, and in many ways, he’s done it under the radar. Part of that is expressly because AndrewContinue reading “Andrew McCutchen Hits His 300th Homerun, but He’s So Much More than His Milestones”
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