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Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Neal Huntington said the organization still views SP Brad Lincoln as a starter, although it would probably take an injury to a member of the current rotation before he gets an opportunity. "If there's an injury (to a st
It's spring training, and as the old saying goes, everyone is tied for first place. This means in Pittsburgh hope springs eternal, even after 19 consecutive losing seasons. The Pirates showed signs of improvement last season, securing a spot atop of the
Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Neal Huntington meets the media before the first day of baseball spring training workouts for pitchers and catchers on Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012, at Pirate City in Bradenton, Fla. View Photo »
Yes, the ability to change the score with one swing is a wonderful thing, but the game is evolving, and multi-faceted players have made an impact by creating runs
PITTSBURGH (AP)—Pittsburgh Pirates president Frank Coonelly borrows an analogy from manager Clint Hurdle when talking about the way the long-struggling franchise is perceived by the best players in baseball. “We used to not be the prettiest girl at the d
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pittsburgh Pirates president Frank Coonelly borrows an analogy from manager Clint Hurdle when talking about the way the long-struggling franchise is perceived by the best players in baseball. "We used to not be the prettiest girl at the
PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Pirates president Frank Coonelly borrows an analogy from manager Clint Hurdle when talking about the way the long-struggling franchise is perceived by the best players in baseball. "We used to not be the prettiest girl at the dan
Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Neil Walker, foreground, and manager Clint Hurdle listen as the baseball team's general manager Neal Huntington addresses the annual media "hot stove" luncheon on Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, in Pittsburgh. View Photo »
He's going to be interesting to watch develop as he continues to develop ... You need to see more, but the opportunity can present itself. Is he ever going to be a 20-home run guy? I'd hit the pause button on that. But as far as the ability to get on base, the ability to create havoc on the bases, score...
The identities of the other players being discussed in the A.J. Burnett trade have been learned by MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo. Moreno, 25, spent most of last year at Class A Bradenton and got as far as Double-A Altoona for seven games. He has a 2.41 ERA in
That decision was "No." A Major League source confirmed Pittsburgh declined to offer Young a Minor League contract and an invitation to Spring Training. Pirates general manager Neal Huntington would not elaborate. According to another MLB source with kno
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Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Neil Walker, foreground, and manager Clint Hurdle listen as the baseball team's general manager Neal Huntington addresses the annual media "hot stove" luncheon on Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, in Pittsburgh.
View Photo »Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Neil Walker, foreground, and manager Clint Hurdle listen as the baseball team's general manager Neal Huntington addresses the annual media "hot stove" luncheon on Friday, Dec. 16, 2011, in Pittsburgh.
View Photo »Yes, the ability to change the score with one swing is a wonderful thing, but the game is evolving, and multi-faceted players have made an impact by creating runs
He's going to be interesting to watch develop as he continues to develop ... You need to see more, but the opportunity can present itself. Is he ever going to be a 20-home run guy? I'd hit the pause button on that. But as far as the ability to get on base, the ability to create havoc on the bases, score...
We've still got a lot of people to win back ... We're looking to reconnect with that lost generation that hasn't seen a winning team. But we're looking forward to a lot of good things.
We knew the moves we needed to make, and we felt it was in our best interest to be aggressive and pursue the players we wanted ... In the past, we probably would have waited until the market was picked over and then settled for the sixth-best catcher or the ninth-best shortstop. We didn't want to do tha...
We've got to find a way to improve the offense ... Is it the development of our internal guys? Yes. Is it looking to add from the outside? Yes. We made some strides in certain areas and we didn't in others. We're going to have to find most of our answers internally, but if there is a spot where we can a...
Is there any upgrade available? That's what we have to explore ... We do have some internal options, so it's not like we are desperate and have to overpay a free agent or overpay in a trade to fill it.
We could have been patient and maybe there's a better deal for us out there in December ... But at the same time we might have ended up with our sixth choice for catcher and our ninth choice for shortstop.
In the past we've sat back and waited to see what everyone else picked through ... You've got to be aggressive and in Clint's case it was guaranteeing the job at shortstop.
Much like the catching market, we felt it was in our best interests to go get the guy we wanted
