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Nate McLouth
Nate McLouth is an outfielder in major league baseball. He's a center fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates and wears number 49. He is managed by Jim Tracy.
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@Dejan_Kovacevic: Hearing #Pirates part of trade talks with #Rays Akinori Iwamura.
This would indeed confirm Roger Mooney's earlier report which stated the Rays were working on a deal with a National League team. As for the Pirates, they have some interesting relievers, including one of my long-time favs Joel Hanrahan. No idea what the return would be though. For some back-reading on the Iwamura situation you can check out this post from a...
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Forget about the highly visible trades like those of Jason Bay and Nate McLouth. It is the trades of supposedly "B" players (who are anything but) that have been hurting the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Take the heavily lamented trade of Nate McLouth. At least we got THREE prospects for him, including Charlie Morton, who may soon become as good a pitcher as McLouth is a hitter.
But how many Pirates remember a utility outfielder named Rajai Davis? He...
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- News Roundup: Nate McLouth Wouldn't Move From Center (bucsdugout.com)
Jeff Karstens will get a second chance to show what he can do as a starting pitcher.Removed from the rotation in June, the right-hander will start Friday night when the Pittsburgh Pirates host the National League West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers in the opener of a four-game series at PNC Park.
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A day after making his major-league debut, Eric Hacker was still excited.“It was something I had been waiting for forever,” the right-hander said Wednesday night before the Pirates played the Cincinnati Reds at PNC Park.Hacker pitched one inning of relief Wednesday night and allowed two runs in the Pirates’ 10-4 loss. While it might not have been a storybook debut, Hacker was still happy to get into his first major-league game.
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Jose Ascanio moved a step closer to being put back on the Pirates’ active roster Tuesday night.Ascanio pitched in a simulated game before the Pirates played the Cincinnati Reds in the opener of a three-game series at PNC Park.The right-hander has been on the disabled list with shoulder tendinitis since Aug. 12. He was acquired from the Chicago Cubs on July 30 in a trade and made one start for Class AAA Indianapolis and two relief appearances...
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