JT Brubaker toed the rubber in the Pirates unofficial house of horrors last night, confident everything would finally come together for him. He pitched with a good pace, firing the ball back to Roberto Perez seemingly seconds after receiving it and had genuinely good stuff all night.
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Top 5 Pirates Prospect Performers
4-19-22 By Craig W. Toth (aka @BucsBasement on Twitter) If this was a list of top accomplishments, the feat of throwing a combined no-hitter-something achieved by Chase De Jong. Austin Brice and Yerry De Los Santos for the Indianapolis Indians this past Wednesday night-would surely find it’s way to the top. Unfortunately, De Jong andContinue reading “Top 5 Pirates Prospect Performers”
Five Pirates Thoughts at Five
Hey, if you had the Pirates a game over .500 right now, I’d love to see the receipts. More than that I’d love to see the replies you surely got in return for your bold prediction.
Pirates Late Surge Leads 5-3 Victory Over Nationals
Comebacks are cool. Winning a game while resting stars, really cool.
Making the Most of Opportunity
In baseball, it can sometimes feel like everything you do is somehow part of a catch 22 situation.
Chavis and Hayes Ignite Pirates Past Nationals 6-4
Bucs win and look good doing it.
The Pirates Options as May Approaches
Roster construction never stops. This is up to the minute stuff, and by May 1st we could have five new factors in this conversation. Let’s start here and see how it plays out.
Prospects Aren’t Sure Things, Even When They Reach the League
The new pastime here in Pittsburgh seems to be the constant cries for prospects to come up to the MLB team and then to ensure they play every inning of every game or fill the exact role deemed appropriate for each and every one of them.
Suzuki Sinks Pirates Home Opener With Two Solo Shots
Bucs drop home opener 2-1 to Cubs as solo shots provided all the scoring.
Top 5 Pirates Prospect Performers
4-12-22 By Craig W. Toth (aka @BucsBasement on Twitter) Exactly a week ago the Indianapolis Indians opened their season-along with the other Triple-A teams across America-in what would be the first of the now standard six game Minor League Baseball series. A few days later they would be joined by the Double-A Altoona Curve, theContinue reading “Top 5 Pirates Prospect Performers”
Inside The Bucs Basement 