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Walker returns as a visitor

PITTSBURGH ÎÞëÊÓÆµ” Neil Walker has found that playing for the New York Mets is different than for his hometown Pirates.Not better necessarily, just different, after being traded last December for left-hander Jon Niese.Walker was the PiratesÎÞëÊÓÆµ™ first-round draft pick in 2004 from Pine-Richland High ...

Locke’s first shutout a quirky one

It took 101 career starts before Jeff Locke threw his first shutout and it turned out to be a quirky one.The Pirates left-hander checked the Marlins on three hits Monday night in a 10-0 rout at Miami. It was also the 28-year-oldÎÞëÊÓÆµ™s first complete game.Locke only struck out one batter. However, ...

Clint Hurdle marvels as Sean RodriguezÎÞëÊÓÆµ™s work ethic.Rodriguez, the PiratesÎÞëÊÓÆµ™ invaluable utility player, moves all around the infield during the early stages of pre-game batting practice. Hurdle, the PiratesÎÞëÊÓÆµ™ manager, stands just off to the left side of the batting cage and hits a string of ...

Josh Harrison, entrenched as the PiratesÎÞëÊÓÆµ™ starting second baseman, isnÎÞëÊÓÆµ™t asked to pinch-hit very often by manager Clint Hurdle.That is probably a good thing, in many respects. Harrison entered the weekend with a .156 batting average as a pinch-hitter during his six-year career.However, ...

Pirates’ offense surprisingly potent

PITTSBURGH ÎÞëÊÓÆµ” It would be hard to fathom a little more than three months ago that the Pirates would have one of the most potent offenses in the major leagues.The Pirates entered spring training looking like a team that would struggle to score runs. The lineup had appeared to be weakened ...

Even the most casual of Pittsburgh Pirates fans have heard about them.Simultaneously billed as both the future of the club and saviors of its present, names such as Tyler Glasnow, Jameson Taillon and Josh Bell can be heard brandied about as solutions rather than the question marks they actually ...