It’s refreshing to see someone as excited to join the Pirates as @jakemangum15. Love his enthusiasm and the way he’s embracing Pittsburgh already.
An Opening Day lineup of… 🤔
1. Spencer Horwitz 1B
2. Bryan Reynolds RF
3. Brandon Lowe 2B
4. Eugenio Suarez 3B
5. Oneil Cruz CF
6. Andrew McCutchen (or someone else kinda cheap) DH
7. Konnor Griffin SS
8. Jake Mangum/Jhostynxon Garcia LF
9. Henry Davis C
SP: Paul Skenes
Ben Cherington is cookin’ this offseason. For the first time in his tenure in Pittsburgh the PFP checks out.
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The Astros, Pirates and Rays are in serious discussions about a trade that would send right-hander Mike Burrows to Houston, infielder Brandon Lowe to Pittsburgh and involve multiple other players, sources tell @Ken_Rosenthal and me.
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If the Pirates were willing to go $30M+ for Schwarber they should be in on Bo Bichette who doesn’t seem to have a great market right now. MLBTR projected him for $26M per of 8 years.
Do it Ben. Let’s get crazy.
Ever see another small market team living your dream?
Even after agreeing to terms with Pete Alonso, sources say the Orioles remain engaged with the top end of the starting pitching market.
The Orioles have had talks with free agent LHP Framber Valdez.
@MLBNetwork
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The Pirates’ offer for Schwarber had a slightly higher AAV than what he signed for with the Phillies, according to a source. They were also on hold a bit waiting to see if he would accept.
What I’m hearing about what areas they’re targeting now.
mlb.com/pirates/news/pirates…
There’s really no reason for the Pirates not to offer a similar deal to Pete Alonso.
Schwarber a better fit overall but Alonso is younger, will be cheaper, doesn’t have a QO and could have just as big an impact.
That was fun but this was always what was going to happen. Time to switch course.
That’s… that’s a pretty legit offer
No I still don’t think he signs with the Pirates but that’s not bad
“The Pirates’ four-year offer to free-agent designated hitter Kyle Schwarber was in the $120 million range,” - The Athletic’s @Ken_Rosenthal.










