As collectors attuned to such things know well, the first two Topps cards of the Great One in 1955 and 1956 were the only ones to use his preferred name (also known as his name!) Roberto until 1970…

When Konnor Griffin enters PNC Park for the first time on Friday for his Major League debut, he’ll be doing so from Mazeroski Way. If he looks down the road toward the Allegheny River that flows by th...

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates are celebrating a milestone with their ballpark and will make sure to have some of the first stars there as a part of the fe

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates have made their promise on the Bucco Bricks ahead of the 2026 home opener. The Pirates have put up Bucco Brick plaques up at

The Pittsburgh Pirates will keep the late Hall of Famer on their sleeves all season long.

A fast-casual restaurant and a massive plaza will be open on April 2 on Pittsburgh's North Shore.

Even if Bill Mazeroski had never played in the postseason, he deservedly would be remembered as one of the greatest defensive second basemen ever. It just so happened that this fielding whiz also hit the most dramatic home run in World Series history -- the only one to walk off a Game Seven. He has…

With the baseball season starting, and at least some baseball soothsayers bullish on the Pirates, fans inevitably turn their thoughts to Pittsburgh’s...

The Pittsburgh Pirates today confirmed the passing of legendary Pirates National Baseball Hall of Famer Bill Mazeroski, who passed away on Friday, February 20. He was 89 years old. “Everyone across the Pirates organization is deeply saddened by the loss of Bill Mazeroski,” said Pirates Chairman Bob Nutting. “Maz was

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates have lost one of their better players in franchise history and a crucial member of a World Series winning squad. Relief pitc

RIP to Dave Giusti, one of the most valuable players on the 1971 World Champion Pirates. He was the team's closer and was nearly unhittable in the postseason. Giusti, a 15-year veteran of the majors, died on January 11 at the age of 86. He played for the Houston Colt .45s/Astros (1962, 1964-68), St. Louis Cardinals (1969), Pittsburgh Pirates (1970-1976), Oakland Athletics (1977) and Chicago Cubs (1977). David John Giusti (pronounced "JUST-ee") was born in Seneca Falls, NY, on November 27, 1939. He played numerous sports at North Syracuse High School and was named to the Onondaga County League All-Stars as a football player in 1955 and a basketball player in 1956.