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Joe Rutter's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically football and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He frequently covers evolving stories related to the team's games, players' performances, and their playoff journey.
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By: Joe Rutter
Serving a one-game suspension after one of his relievers was ejected two days earlier, Pittsburgh Pirates manager Don Kelly could only watch from a private box as his team had its three-game winning streak snapped Tuesday night by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Say one thing for Paul Skenes: He knows how to rebound after a rare subpar performance.
Serving a one-game suspension after one of his relievers was ejected two days earlier, Pittsburgh Pirates manager Don Kelly could only watch from a private box as his team had their three-game winning streak snapped Tuesday night by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
By: Joe Rutter
Gennings Dunker stands out in a crowd, and it's not difficult to see why. Part of it is that he is 6-foot-5 and weighs 320 pounds, making him one of the largest specimens no matter the room he inhabits.
Run support continued to be lacking for Pirates pitcher Bubba Chandler on Friday night. Against the Toronto Blue Jays, the hard-throwing rookie didn't get any help from his defense, either.
Run support continued to be lacking for Pirates pitcher Bubba Chandler on Friday night.
By: Joe Rutter
Facing noted control pitcher Kevin Gausman, the Pittsburgh Pirates not surprisingly managed just one walk against him in their 6-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday night.
For the second night in a row, the Pittsburgh Pirates had no concerns about how they would replace the missing bats from their lineup.
Left-fielder Bryan Reynolds was a late scratch from the Pittsburgh Pirates lineup Friday night with left groin discomfort.
Two late rallies were too much to ask Friday night from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
