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It has been seventeen years since the Pirates finished .500. Everyone knows that. Let's have a look at the top 10 things that contributed to the streak, starting the clock at December 8, 1992. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates’ not-so-magic number is zero, or the number of winning teams they’ve had during a record-setting run of futility over 17 forgettable seasons. Full Article at Wilkes-Barre Weekender
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Pirates' not-so-magic number is zero, or the number of winning teams they've had during a record-setting run of futility over 17 forgettable seasons. Full Article at NevadaAppeal.com
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It took some dramatics for the Pirates to avoid officially posting their 17th consecutive losing season. The Cubs, meanwhile, know a little bit about long droughts of futility. Full Article at Miami Herald
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By losing their 10th in 11 games, the Pirates will finish below .500, just as they have every season since 1993. The string of losing seasons is a major league record and the longest for any team in the four major North American pro team sports. Full Article at ESPN
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There isn’t any team that wants to lose ... Some are a little more fortunate, some have more money to spend, some of them draft better players. But I’m sure this organization in the near future will start winning with more regularity. It would be great for the National League and the fans here, they’ve ...
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Setting a major league mark for losing hurts and it hits particularly hard for us because everyone in this organization is extraordinarily proud to be a part of a franchise that has such a long and rich history of winning
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It's been a good few days ... I definitely have been feeling good at the plate. It seems when I get a pitch, it's been going out of the ballpark.
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There isn't any team that wants to lose ... Some are a little more fortunate, some have more money to spend, some of them draft better players. But I'm sure this organization in the near future will start winning with more regularity. It would be great for the National League and the fans here, they've ...
