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Zach Duke is a professional baseball player. He's a left-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates and wears number 57. He is managed by pitching manager Jim Colborn.
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Pittsburgh Pirates and Pirates Charities to host holiday food and clothing drivePittsburgh Pirates NewsThe Pittsburgh Pirates will host a holiday food and clothing drive at PNC Park beginning at 9 am on Monday, December 7 and ending on Friday, December 18 at ...
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John Perrotto is reporting that once again, Reid Brignac has captured the attention of the Pittsburgh Pirates front office. Perrotto says that once the winter meetings kick off in Indianapolis next week, Brignac will be the primary trade target for the Buccos. Their...
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Pittsburgh Pirates NewsPittsburgh Pirates Serve Holiday BreakfastKDKACurrent and former members of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitched in to help out the less fortunate Tuesday morning. It's still a few weeks away from spring ...Pirates, StarKist team up for breakfastPittsburgh Pirates Newsall 3 news articles »
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Filed under: Options, Stocks to BuyThe Pittsburgh Pirates may not be putting much on the field these days, but Pittsburgh-based PNC Financial Services Inc. (NYSE: PNC) has jockeyed itself into a lead position in the financial recovery.
Since hitting its lows in March, at just below $20, PNC is up around 150% at its current price of near $50. I think that the stock will continue to lead the financials higher as its strong balance sheet and...
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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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