Alex Stumpf is a journalist for Yardbarker, covering a variety of sports topics including baseball. His articles focus on analyzing team strategies, player performances, and providing insights into the game. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for sports, Alex brings a unique perspective to his writing.
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By: Alex Stumpf
SAN FRANCISCO -- By the bottom of the sixth Friday night, Quinn Priester felt the sinker was the only pitch that was working late, so he decided to lean into it against Jorge Soler. Either it would be hit on the ground for an inning-ending double play, or he could
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Joey Bart didn’t know if he could really be surprised by this point. He had seen things online, and the writing appeared to be on the wall that he was not going to be a Giant much longer. He also had a funny feeling about Pittsburgh. They
SAN FRANCISCO -- Martín Pérez and the Pirates’ middle relief were able to keep the Giants off the plate long enough for the bats to come alive in extra innings Saturday night, as Bryan Reynolds and Ke'Bryan Hayes homered in the 10th to power the Pirates to a 4-3 win
By: Alex Stumpf
SAN FRANCISCO -- It’s safe to say this isn’t the offensive output the Pirates envisioned when they built this roster. Sunday’s 3-2 loss to the Giants at Oracle Park was another installment in what has been a brutal two weeks for the Pirates, marking the ninth time in their last
OAKLAND -- The Bay has not been kind to the Pirates' bats. They could not escape their offensive rut Tuesday night at the Oakland Coliseum, falling to the Athletics, 5-2. "I thought we actually had better swings tonight than we have the last couple days," said Pirates manager Derek Shelton.
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By: Alex Stumpf
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Wednesday was another installment in what has been a miserable offensive stretch for the Pirates, being shutout by Ross Stripling and the Athletics to complete being swept, this time by a 4-0 final at the Oakland Coliseum. After starting the season 11-5, the offense has scored just
PITTSBURGH -- When the Pirates signed Yasmani Grandal days before Spring Training got underway, it was with the intention that he would be one of
PITTSBURGH -- After weeks of frustration, the Pirates’ bats finally came alive in the sixth inning against Rockies starter Ryan Feltner, with Oneil Cruz delivering the go-ahead home run to take the series at PNC Park on Sunday, 5-3. After scoring just three runs over the first two games of
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