This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/pirates/onsi as Pirates' Tommy Pham Names Lofty Goals Before ...

Pham told The Athletic in a new article that he does indeed plan to play in 2026 rather than retire. He added that his goal is to get to 200 home runs and 200 steals for his career. Pham currently has ...

Tommy Pham is entering 2025 at 37 years of age and will be donning his 10th different uniform. Pham is a .258 career hitter who has shown flashes of power in three separate 20+ homer seasons. Somehow ...

Tommy Pham will be 38 in March, but he's planning to play multiple seasons if the opportunity presents itself. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Pittsburgh Pirates manager Derek Shelton has long had his eyes on signing veteran outfielder Tommy Pham. Now, Shelton will finally get his chance to coach him after Pittsburgh signed him to a one-year ...

Pham struggled early on for the Pirates, as he slashed .194/.278./219 for an OPS of .498 in the first 51 games of the season, with just 30 hits in 155 at-bats, four doubles, no home runs nor triples, ...

Tommy Pham will at least get the opportunity to contribute to a contender entering the final month of MLB’s regular season. Pham is headed to the Kansas City Royals after the team claimed him off ...

Tommy Pham is hoping to become MLB’s next 200/200 player. At first glance, you may be wondering exactly what it means. It’s not 200 hot dogs in 200 days eaten.

After acquiring Tommy Pham at the MLB trade deadline along with pitcher Erick Fedde, the St. Louis Cardinals have parted ways with the veteran hitter. The Cardinals announced that Pham is being ...

The Royals are bolstering their outfield with a pair of veterans, as K.C. has claimed both Tommy Pham and Robbie Grossman off waivers. The Athletic’s Katie Woo reported (X link) that Pham was claimed ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-0 in Anaheim on Wednesday night. It was an eventful night for the Pirates as O'Neil Cruz hit a home run so far that even Paul Skenes had to react.

Tommy Pham and the Pittsburgh Pirates were down in Anaheim while playing the Los Angeles Angels. The Pirates had a 2-run lead over the Angels during the bottom of the fifth inning when Pham was caught ...