The Pittsburgh Pirates "are ready to make a tidal wave" at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, according to The Athletic's Jim Bowden.

The Pittsburgh Pirates return home to PNC Park on Monday night looking to snap a brutal stretch of losses after being swept by the Chicago White Sox to open the

Khalifa took the mound for Sunday’s Pittsburgh Pirates - Chicago White Sox game to close out the Pirates’ annual Yinzerpalooza Weekend. Pittsburgh celebrated the occasion with a 7-2 loss, giving the White Sox their first sweep of 2024.

Riley Greene will be the designated hitter for the Detroit Tigers on Monday night in Pittsburgh. The Tigers (60-40) start a three-game series at PNC Park against the Pirates (39-61) at 6:40 p.m. Catcher Jake Rogers; infielder Javier Baez; and outfielders Wenceel Perez and Jahmai Jones will be available off the bench.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have had a terrible season in 2025 and they're already looking ahead to 2026. The Pirates have a record of 39-61 overall after 100 games

Pittsburgh has not yet made its first selection in the 2025 MLB Draft. In Sunday's first round, the team is slated to pick sixth overall. The Pirates have $14,088,400 in bonus pool spending, according to MLB . That money can be used to sign players drafted by the Pirates in the first 10 rounds.

With the July 31 trade deadline just over a week away, it feels inevitable that the Pittsburgh Pirates will wave the white flag soon and begin their latest fire

The Pittsburgh Pirates will have a busy MLB trade deadline on July 31, with players moving around and coming in. The Pirates currently hold the thi