The Pirates have gotten off to a difficult start in 2025. The club is 8-15 overall, leaving them in last place in the NL Central and six games back of the division-leading Cubs.
After a disappointing last-place finish in 2024, Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Ben Cherington entered this offseason with a full plate. Last year’s version of the Pirates finished 76-86, identical to how they completed 2023.
It’s been a pretty quite offseason for the Pittsburgh Pirates so far, but that looks like it could change at some point between now and spring training.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Ben Cherington is now in his sixth offseason as general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates hired Cherington to replace ousted GM Neal Huntington following the 2019 season.
Christmas is one week away, and the Pittsburgh Pirates still don’t have anyone to oversee their farm system. John Baker is ostensibly handling his former role as director of coach and player development.
Though the Pittsburgh Pirates have yet to make noise on the Major League free agent market, general manager Ben Cherington has added some depth to the organization.
Miguel Perez took no shortcuts to his spot on the Pittsburgh Pirates’ coaching staff. When Perez was hired as the team’s bullpen coach on Friday, it came after he spent 17 seasons in the Pirates’ farm system as a player, coach, instructor and manager.
Maybe it is an omen. Pittsburgh Pirates general manager Ben Cherington and I were on the same flight from Pittsburgh to Dallas. Then we ate lunch at the same restaurant.
All general managers make mistakes. Pittsburgh Pirates GM Ben Cherington is no different. During his five years on the job, he has made his share of bad trades and free-agent signings.
This is one in a series of examining potential trade targets for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2024-25 offseason. While offense should be the priority for Ben Cherington and the Pittsburgh Pirates this offseason, the bullpen is also in need of a facelift.
This is one in a series of examining potential trade targets for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2024-25 offseason. The reality of Ben Cherington’s situation is that he must hunt for bargains.
This is one in a series of examining potential trade targets for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2024-25 offseason. Outfield and first base help will be among the biggest priorities for Pirates general manager Ben Cherington this offseason.
SAN ANTONIO — More than a month has passed since the Pittsburgh Pirates fired their hitting coach. However, they have yet to find a replacement for Andy Haines.
The three players who started the most games in the outfield for the Pittsburgh Pirates this past season were Bryan Reynolds, Michael A. Taylor and Jack Suwinski.
The Major League Baseball playoffs are still underway, but speculation surrounding the offseason has already begun. As the Pittsburgh Pirates gear up for the winter, there are several areas of the team that will be a priority for general manager Ben Cherington.
It is always fun when the Pittsburgh Pirates honor their 1979 team, the last one to win a World Series for the franchise. It is equally fun to hear those players’ thoughts on the current Pirates’ organization.
Ben Cherington thinks the Pittsburgh Pirates are in a better place than when he was hired, and he is right. Then again, it would be almost impossible to be worse than when Cherington replaced Neal Huntington as the Pirates’ general manager following the 2019 season.
Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes is just getting warmed up.
The Pittsburg Pirates had such potential. Now they have nothing but blame to pass around following another disappointing season. General Manager Ben Cherington is taking his fair share but the organization is sending signals on what they think went wrong with some staff changes.
Earlier this summer, Pirates owner Bob Nutting made a rare appearance in front of the media, boldly proclaiming the team must be prepared to trade for offense before the trade deadline on July 30 at 6 p.m. ET.
Midway through the 2024 season, the Pirates find themselves on the outside looking in when it comes to the race for a wild card spot out of the National League.
How aggressive will the Pittsburgh Pirates be ahead of the trade deadline?
If it was not already before, the clock is now officially ticking on general manager Ben Cherington and the Pittsburgh Pirates front office.
When you are attending a baseball game you always need to be alert for flying baseballs. This is true for both fans and as we have come to learn this season, the people announcing the games.
After their 14-4 loss to the Giants on Monday, the Pirates fell back below the .500 mark for the season as they remain mired in a month-long slump that has seen them go 6-19 and erase all of the goodwill they created at the start.
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