The Pittsburgh Pirates could get very creative to boost their bullpen with some of these reliever options before spring training gets here.

The Pittsburgh Pirates need to get better coming off a last place finish in 2024. Period. Yes, some of that will come from offseason additions. So far this winter, the Pirates have added first baseman Spencer Horwitz,

The Pittsburgh Pirates created some buzz on Tuesday when they agreed to a deal to bring back Adam Frazier in free agency. It’s not because Frazier is the same player he was when he started for the National League in the 2021 All-Star game at second base.

The Pittsburgh Pirates continue adding more arms to their bullpen, ahead of the start of the 2025 season. Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported

The Pirates are giving their bullpen more much-needed lefty options, as the club is in agreement on a one year, $1.15 million deal -- pending a physical -- with veteran southpaw Tim Mayza and a Minor League deal with Ryan Borucki,

Jovan Oviedo and the Pittsburgh Pirates argued the first salary arbitration case of the year on Tuesday. A right-hander who turns 27 on March 2, Oviedo asked for a raise from $765,000 to $1.15 million while the Pirates argued for $850,000.

The New York Yankees are in desperate need of left-handed bullpen help ahead of Opening Day. After signing a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday

There's a chance the Pittsburgh Pirates emerge as suitors to sign Texas Rangers pitcher Andrew Heaney this winter.

While we wait for Pittsburgh to thaw out from the frigid temperatures that have taken over the area in recent days, the thought of baseball under the sun serves as a reminder of what lays ahead.

Adam Frazier, who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 2016-21, has agreed to a major-league free agent contract with the team. The deal is for one year and $1.525 million, a source told Pittsburgh Baseball Now.

Staff writer Alex Kiger explains why the team’s quiet offseason has suppressed some of the momentum for a new baseball season.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are in agreement with a pair of left-handed relievers, one on a big-league deal and one on a minor-league pact. The Pirates have agreed to a one-year, $1.15 million contract with Tim Mayza,