Thomas Harrington, RHP When you moved to the bullpen, did you imagine getting a save so fast? No. I can count on one hand how many times I did it. I knew that coming into the week that this could ...

Pirates’ outfield prospect Edward Florentino continued his meteoric rise last week, closing out the Bradenton Marauders’ ...

Thomas Harrington’s 2025 season got off to an up-and-down start. After making his debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates in the second series of the year, Harrington struggled to adjust to big league ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates are a dumpster fire. At 42-61, the Pirates will be sellers at this year's trade deadline, and barring ...

Thomas Harrington (No. 84) had a brief cup of coffee with the Pirates in April before returning to Triple-A. He posted a 2.61 ERA between two levels last year, but isn’t finding nearly the same ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates could be active at the trade deadline. There's a chance they look to cut ties with one of their better starting pitchers in a trade, too.

The Pirates claim they see the need to bolster their position player core through impactful trades. Whether they'll act on that is unclear.

The Pirates would select Harrington with the No. 36 overall pick in the first round of the 2022 MLB Draft, as a competitive balance pick, earning a $2,050,000 million signing bonus.

The Pittsburgh Pirates retooled their farm system with the MLB Draft, and their top two picks crack what could be an excellent top 10 prospect rankings.