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Cy Young, Paul Skenes and the Pirates

Pirates' Paul Skenes Addresses Cy Young Award

Pittsburgh Pirates right-handed starting pitcher Paul Skenes has had an incredible season in 2025, putting him up for the top award a pitcher can earn.

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Paul Skenes takes another step toward Cy Young award with latest outing for Pirates

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Pirates' Paul Skenes: Lights out against COL

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Henry Davis, Bryan Reynolds help power Pirates past Cardinals 8-3

Henry Davis homered, Bryan Reynolds hit a pair of doubles and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3 Pittsburgh Pirates’ Henry Davis, left, rounds the bases after hitting a solo home ...

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Cardinals vs. Pirates Prediction, Odds, Picks - August 27

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Cardinals’ Oli Marmol considering big rotation change after Pirates loss

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How to Watch Cardinals vs. Pirates: TV Channel & Live Stream - August 27

Burleson takes a hitting streak of four games into this game.

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Pittsburgh Pirates vs. St. Louis Cardinals, Wednesday

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Pirates erupt early, cruise to win over Cardinals to even series; Triolo stays hot

Pirates induct Vernon Law, Al Oliver, Kiki Cuyler into team hall of fame

They celebrated their victories, but there was no time for partying where Vernon Law and Al Oliver were concerned. Besides, even if they could, neither wanted anything to do with it. For those two former Pittsburgh Pirates greats,

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Perrotto: Clint Hurdle’s Pirates Legacy Set in Stone

Clint Hurdle emerged from the dugout after the first inning and tipped his cap to the PNC Park crowd. The former Pirates manager and current Colorado Rockies bench coach was introduced to the crowd as Pittsburgh took the field to start the second inning.

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Former Pirates broadcaster Lanny Frattare to be inducted into team’s Media Wall of Fame

The voice of Pirates baseball for generations, Frattare’s legacy lives on. He was on the call for the famed August 27, 2001, Brian Giles walk-off grand slam off Hall of Famer Billy Wagner to erase a six-run deficit in the 9th and win.