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thedddd
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Dustin Fowler might be the best pickup of the offseason.
Ke’Bryan Hayes declines Pirates’ extension offer
What does this mean for the 3B phenom?www.bucsdugout.com
Yeah he will be a good one but I don't blame him. Why commit long-term to a team that doesn't even try. Sadly like all the others he will be gone coming close to his FA years.
I think he is under contract thru 2126. That is what I read in article I thought.Yeah he will be a good one but I don't blame him. Why commit long-term to a team that doesn't even try. Sadly like all the others he will be gone coming close to his FA years.
Seriously if I was a fan in attendance I would have been like:Priceless !! Why do they even bother nowadays??
I really just wonder how long they can hang on, One of the storied MLB franchise (minus the last 20-25 years). Can they survive in PIT/metro area & will area continue to support them? Would they ever move? Charlotte, Nashville, or elsewhere?Seriously if I was a fan in attendance I would have been like:
They are a joke and this just sealed the deal.
Honestly I don't know. Years past the local base would fight hard to keep them to stay but it has been WAY too long to continue to support this franchise.I really just wonder how long they can hang on, One of the storied MLB franchise (minus the last 20-25 years). Can they survive in PIT/metro area & will area continue to support them? Would they ever move? Charlotte, Nashville, or elsewhere?
Yes, it s sad. I've been fan since early 70's. I guess the big question I would have is can a franchise with minimal game average fan attendance 15-20K be enough? Does the TV and any revenue sharing help supplement low attendance so owner can keep field crappy team year in and year out and still make a bit of money?Honestly I don't know. Years past the local base would fight hard to keep them to stay but it has been WAY too long to continue to support this franchise.
Scary to think the last time they won a playoff series was '79!
Honestly that has to be it with the TV deals and Nutting continues to make enough revenue to stay content.Yes, it s sad. I've been fan since early 70's. I guess the big question I would have is can a franchise with minimal game average fan attendance 15-20K be enough? Does the TV and any revenue sharing help supplement low attendance so owner can keep field crappy team year in and year out and still make a bit of money?
Cherington isn’t as optimistic about the prognosis for Triple-A outfielder Travis Swaggerty, the team’s No. 1 pick in 2018 and their No. 9 prospect on MLB Pipeline.
Swaggerty, who dislocated his right shoulder, saw team doctors last week and discussed both surgical and non-surgical options. Cherington said no decision has been made but Swaggerty appears to be leaning toward undergoing surgery to repair his shoulder.
“It hasn’t happened yet,” Cherington said. “It’s going in that direction, though.”
Well it was official:Pirates GM: Chad Kuhl expected to start at Royals, Ke'Bryan Hayes almost ready to return
Chad Kuhl is expected to return from his rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A Indianapolis and start for the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday at Kansas City, general manager Ben Cherington said. “He’s ready to go,” Cherington said Sunday in a video conference call. “This was really about lining up...triblive.com
When it rains it pours. If he has surgery his season is over and yet another prospect lost.
I really don't get it, that the ownership doesn't get it? Unless maybe they are trying to put crappy team on field to drive down support, to better support possibility of moving??? That I my get.Pirates Acquire Taylor Davis
The Orioles acquired minor league outfielder Jose Berroa from the Pirates for catcher Taylor Davis, reported Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com …www.mlbtraderumors.com
Just what the Pirates need, yet another 30+ year old catcher in the system.