The baseball season is a week old. Some fans in Pittsburgh, however, have already seen enough. A plane carrying a banner ...

A plane carrying a banner urging Bob Nutting to sell the Pirates flew over PNC Park ahead of Pittsburgh's home opener against the New York Yankees.

Aaron Judge marked his 1,000th game by hitting his sixth homer of the season and the New York Yankees beat Pittsburgh 9-4 on Friday in the Pirates’ home opener.

Pittsburgh Pirates fans are getting fed up, and they made their voices heard on Friday all throughout their home-opening 9-4 ...

Pirates fans were excited before Pittsburgh's home opener, but they also had a message for ownership when it comes to spending.

Pirates fans weren’t happy about their team’s poor play or the Yankees’ latest offensive outburst, which included another ...

For Bob Nutting, the home opener at PNC Park is a day he describes as “incredibly special” for the Pittsburgh Pirates. It’s ...

Despite growing angst among its fanbase, Pittsburgh Pirates owner Bob Nutting says the team remains focused on winning.

Pittsburgh Pirates owner Bob Nutting does not plan on selling the team — despite unrest amongst fans.  According to CEO Travis Williams at a Q-and-A event ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates' first home game of 2025 featured an airplane towing a banner above PNC Park with a harsh message for owner Bob Nutting.

A home opener usually brings excitement, eagerness and enthusiasm to a fanbase returning to the ballpark for the first time ...