The San Francisco Giants welcome the Pittsburgh Pirates to Oracle Park tonight to begin a three-game series.

Less than three full days until the trade deadline, the Pittsburgh Pirates sent Mitch Keller to the hill against the Giants in what potentially could be his final start with the club. Keller, a 2014 draft pick by Pittsburgh and the most tenured member of the Pirates,

Connor Hamilton, a Montgomery Bell Academy alum, will play for Vanderbilt baseball after being drafted by Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2025 MLB Draft.

Skenes is, the Pirates are under real pressure to compete while he's still under contract through 2029. They are caught in a tough position though,

Andrew McCutchen broke a tie with a home run, the Pittsburgh bullpen threw seven innings of two-run ball and the Pirates ran their winning streak to three in a row with a 6-5 road triumph over the San Francisco Giants on Monday night.

Pirates first. Tommy Pham flies out to deep center field to Jung Hoo Lee. Andrew McCutchen flies out to center field to Jung Hoo Lee. Nick Gonzales homers to left field. Oneil Cruz strikes

The Pittsburgh Pirates (44-62) arrive in San Francisco for a three-game series against the Giants (54-52) at Oracle Park, but the roster that takes the field to

Diamondbacks starter Ryne Nelson worked six scoreless innings, giving up just one hit while walking two and strikeout four.

The Yankees have the fourth-best record in the AL, while the Pirates are third-worst in the NL. Furthermore, Pittsburgh hasn’t made the playoffs since 2015, while New York won the AL pennant last season. The former is rebuilding, while the latter is in win-now mode.