The Pittsburgh Pirates enter their most important time of this offseason at the Winter Meetings down in Orlando, FL with a number of players they c

The Pittsburgh Pirates have maintained that they will actually try to add legitimate pieces this offseason, and apparently, they have already gotten busy doing so. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has reported that the Pirates have made an offer to free-agent slugger Kyle Schwarber, although he did not specify what the offer actually was.

However, this sort of talk is building hype we haven’t seen from Pirates fans in years. The expectations for the rest of this offseason are going to be high, and the question becomes, what is the minimum the Pirates can do to even somewhat satisfy these expectations?

The Seattle Mariners entered the offseason with three key free agents: Jorge Polanco, Eugenio Suárez, and Josh Naylor. The Mariners already signed Naylor to a n

The Pirates need some help in the field while the San Diego Padres could benefit from adding a starting pitcher. That’s why Bleacher Report writer Joel Reuter predicts a trade between the two NL clubs, sending Mitch Keller to San Diego and Jake Cronenworth to Pittsburgh.

Last week, the Pittsburgh Pirates made their first major move of the offseason, sending starting pitcher Johan Oviedo to the Boston Red Sox in a five-player trade. The Pirates’ return included Jhostynxon Garcia,

As part of a specialty theme this weekend, the Maine Mariners will become the Portland Pirates, the city's former American Hockey League team.

The Pirates won the inaugural MLB Draft Lottery and took right-handed pitcher Paul Skenes out of LSU, signing him to a record $9.2 million bonus. That pick worked out well, as Skenes won National League Rookie of the Year in 2024 and then the NL Cy Young Award in 2025.