A plane carrying a banner urging Bob Nutting to sell the Pirates flew over PNC Park ahead of Pittsburgh's home opener against the New York Yankees.

Pittsburgh Pirates owner Bob Nutting does not plan on selling the team — despite unrest amongst fans.  According to CEO Travis Williams at a Q-and-A event ...

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Opening Day is finally upon us. It’s a day that comes with a sense of hope among baseball fans in early spring, a season that ...

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Ben Cherington has been resolute in repeatedly saying the Pittsburgh Pirates didn’t have a formula to follow to prevent rookie right-handers Jared Jones and Paul Skenes from injury last season ...