Kid finds rare Paul Skenes card, faces dilemma; sell for millions or endure 3 decades of Pirates games
An 11-year-old collector in Los Angeles has found one of the rarest cards released in recent history. He pulled a one-of-one Paul Skenes autograph along with the patch he wore from his Major League Baseball debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
An 11-year-old could be in for a big prize after he uncovered some buried pirate treasure. Topps announced Tuesday that the ...
Speaking at the Pittsburgh Pirates fan fest event, 2024 Rookie of the Year Paul Skenes said he is thinking only of 2025, not ...
As Pirates players funneled in and out of a fourth-floor conference room at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center over the weekend, describing their excitement for this season and ...
Despite just making a brief cameo at a new position last year, Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz already ranks ...
Is what the Dodgers are doing bad for baseball? R.J. Anderson: Nah. Another way of asking this question goes like this: Is ...
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The Pittsburgh Pirates wasted no time with the international signing period opening on Wednesday. Pittsburgh has reportedly ...
Although spring training is near, the Pittsburgh Pirates remain unsettled at several positions, including shortstop. Who’s at ...
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