The Pittsburgh Pirates have taken a significant step forward in the 2026 MLB season. Entering Saturday’s matchup with the Minnesota Twins with a 30-28 record, Pittsburgh has emerged as a legitimate threat in a brutal National League Central Division.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have an important part of their lineup returning.

A failed automated ball-strike (ABS) challenge from Pirates second baseman Brandon Lowe somehow led to the umpires giving him the boot. During the fourth inning of Pittsburgh’s 10-9 win over the Twins on Saturday in Pittsburgh,

The Pittsburgh Pirates are planning to activate veteran 1B Ryan O'Hearn from the IL during their series against the Minnesota Twins.

Pirates 10, Twins 9. Starting pitcher performance. PITTSBURGH — Bailey Ober’s second pitch of the day ended up beyond the right field wall, a sign of things to come for

The Pittsburgh Pirates have searched for anyone in the bullpen to take advantage of the opportunities given to them and one rookie has surely made the most of them.

Oneil Cruz launched a "Cruz missile" into the river next to PNC Park in Pittsburgh. The Pirates won over the Twins in a thriller.

The lineup should get a boost on Sunday, as the team expects that slugger Ryan O’Hearn will be activated from the IL for their game against the Minnesota Twins. Source: Pirates 1B/RF Ryan O’Hearn (right quad strain) is expected to be activated from the 10-day IL and will be available to play Sunday against the Minnesota Twins.