2024 Pittsburgh Pirates season
Major League Baseball team season
The 2024 Pittsburgh Pirates season was the franchise's 143rd season overall , 138th season as a member of the National League , and 24th season at PNC Park .
On July 5, the Pirates tied a record for home runs in a single game, with seven, in their 14–2 victory over the New York Mets.[ 1] The Pirates were eliminated from playoff contention on September 16. The team finished 76-86, matching their record from the previous season .
Offseason
Transactions
Regular season
Season standings
National League Central
National League Wild Card
Record vs. opponents
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2024
Team
AZ
ATL
CHC
CIN
COL
LAD
MIA
MIL
NYM
PHI
PIT
SD
SF
STL
WSH
AL
Arizona
—
2–5
3–3
5–1
9–4
6–7
4–2
4–3
3–4
4–3
4–2
6–7
7–6
3–3
5–1
24–22
Atlanta
5–2
—
4–2
2–4
3–3
2–5
9–4
2–4
7–6
7–6
3–3
3–4
4–3
2–4
5–8
30–14
Chicago
3–3
2–4
—
5-8
4–2
4–2
4–3
5–8
3–4
1–2
7–6
2–4
3–4
6–7
6–1
27–19
Cincinnati
1–5
4–2
8-5
—
6–1
4–3
5–2
4–9
2–4
4–3
5–8
2–4
2–4
7–6
2–4
21–23
Colorado
4–9
3–3
2–4
1–6
—
3–10
2–5
4–3
2–4
2–4
2–4
8–5
3–10
2–2
2–4
20–26
Los Angeles
7–6
5–2
2–4
3–4
10–3
—
5–1
4–3
4–2
1–5
4–2
3–8
9–4
5–2
4–2
30–16
Miami
2–4
4–9
3–4
2–5
5–2
1–5
—
4–2
6–7
6–7
0–7
2–4
3–3
3–3
2–11
16–27
Milwaukee
3–4
4–2
8–5
9–4
3–4
3–4
2–4
—
5–1
2–4
7–6
2–5
4–2
8–5
2–4
31–15
New York
4–3
6–7
4–3
4–2
4–2
2–4
7–6
1–5
—
6–7
5–2
5–2
2–4
4–2
11–2
24–22
Philadelphia
3–4
6–7
2–1
3–4
4–2
5–1
7–6
4–2
7–6
—
3–4
5–1
5–2
4–2
8–4
26–20
Pittsburgh
2–4
3–3
6–7
8–5
4–2
2–4
7–0
6–7
2–5
4–3
—
0–6
2–4
5–8
4–3
20–26
San Diego
7–6
4–3
4–2
4–2
5–8
8–3
4–2
5–2
2–5
1–5
6–0
—
7–6
3–4
6–0
27–19
San Francisco
6–7
3–4
4–3
4–2
10–3
4–9
3–3
2–4
4–2
2–5
4–2
6–7
—
1–5
4–3
23–23
St. Louis
3–3
4–2
7–6
6–7
2–2
2–5
3–3
5–8
2–4
2–4
8–5
4–3
5–1
—
4–3
24–22
Washington
1–5
8–5
1–6
4–2
4–2
2–4
11–2
4–2
2–11
4–8
3–4
0–6
3–4
3–4
—
21–22
Updated with the results of all games through September 30, 2024.
Game Log
Legend
Pirates win
Pirates loss
Postponement
Eliminated from playoff race
Bold
Pirates team member
2024 Game Log: 76–86 (Home: 39–42; Away: 37–44)
March/April: 14–17 (Home: 5–7; Away: 9–10)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
1
March 28
@ Marlins
6–5 (12)
Ortiz (1–0)
Cronin (0–1)
Hernández (1)
32,564
1–0
W1
2
March 29
@ Marlins
7–2
Ryan (1–0)
Puk (0–1)
Fleming (1)
13,636
2–0
W2
3
March 30
@ Marlins
9–3
Jones (1–0)
Weathers (0–1)
—
14,203
3–0
W3
4
March 31
@ Marlins
9–7 (10)
Bednar (1–0)
Scott (0–1)
Stratton (1)
15,915
4–0
W4
5
April 1
@ Nationals
8–4
Contreras (1–0)
Garcia (0–1)
Chapman (1)
40,405
5–0
W5
6
April 3
@ Nationals
3–5
Williams (1–0)
Keller (0–1)
Finnegan (2)
14,022
5–1
L1
7
April 4
@ Nationals
7–4
Pérez (1–0)
Gray (0–2)
Bednar (1)
11,135
6–1
W1
8
April 5
Orioles
2–5
Rodriguez (2–0)
Jones (1–1)
Kimbrel (1)
38,400
6–2
L1
9
April 6
Orioles
5–4 (11)
Fleming (1–0)
Heasley (0–1)
—
24,089
7–2
W1
10
April 7
Orioles
3–2
Hernández (1–0)
Canó (1–1)
—
20,652
8–2
W2
11
April 8
Tigers
7–4
Keller (1–1)
Olson (0–1)
—
9,957
9–2
W3
12
April 9
Tigers
3–5
Miller (3–0)
Bednar (1–1)
Foley (3)
10,058
9–3
L1
13
April 11
@ Phillies
1–5
Suárez (2–0)
Jones (1–2)
—
33,362
9–4
L2
14
April 12
@ Phillies
5–2
Falter (1–0)
Sánchez (0–2)
Bednar (2)
35,578
10–4
W1
15
April 13
@ Phillies
3–4
Hoffman (2–0)
Hernández (1–1)
—
40,519
10–5
L1
16
April 14
@ Phillies
9–2
Keller (2–1)
Wheeler (0–3)
—
44,568
11–5
W1
17
April 15
@ Mets
3–6
Ottavino (1–0)
Chapman (0–1)
Díaz (4)
18,266
11–6
L1
18
April 16
@ Mets
1–3
Garrett (2–0)
Ortiz (1–1)
Smith (1)
18,398
11–7
L2
19
April 17
@ Mets
1–9
Severino (2–1)
Falter (1–1)
—
18,092
11–8
L3
20
April 19
Red Sox
1–8
Bello (3–1)
Priester (0–1)
—
17,959
11–9
L4
21
April 20
Red Sox
2–4
Crawford (1–0)
Keller (2–2)
Jansen (5)
26,025
11–10
L5
22
April 21
Red Sox
1–6
Slaten (1–0)
Pérez (1–1)
—
18,814
11–11
L6
23
April 22
Brewers
4–2
Jones (2–2)
Ross (1–2)
Bednar (3)
8,461
12–11
W1
24
April 23
Brewers
2–1
Falter (2–1)
Myers (0–1)
Bednar (4)
9,107
13–11
W2
25
April 24
Brewers
2–3
Hudson (2–0)
Fleming (1–1)
Payamps (4)
10,370
13–12
L1
26
April 25
Brewers
5–7
Koenig (1–0)
Chapman (0–2)
Megill (1)
11,570
13–13
L2
27
April 26
@ Giants
0–3
Doval (2–0)
Bednar (1–2)
—
37,110
13–14
L3
28
April 27
@ Giants
4–3 (10)
Stratton (1–0)
Rogers (0–1)
Bednar (5)
34,841
14–14
W1
29
April 28
@ Giants
2–3
Winn (3–3)
Jones (2–3)
Doval (5)
36,380
14–15
L1
30
April 29
@ Athletics
1–5
Boyle (2–4)
Falter (2–2)
—
3,528
14–16
L2
31
April 30
@ Athletics
2–5
Spence (3–1)
Keller (2–3)
Miller (8)
3,876
14–17
L3
May: 12–14 (Home: 7–8; Away: 5–6)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
32
May 1
@ Athletics
0–4
Stripling (1–5)
Priester (0–2)
—
4,679
14–18
L4
33
May 3
Rockies
2–3
Quantrill (1–3)
Pérez (1–2)
Beeks (1)
20,646
14–19
L5
34
May 4
Rockies
1–0
Bednar (2–2)
Mears (0–3)
—
24,149
15–19
W1
35
May 5
Rockies
5–3
Ortiz (2–1)
Feltner (1–3)
Bednar (6)
12,912
16–19
W2
36
May 6
Angels
4–1
Keller (3–3)
Anderson (2–4)
—
9,506
17–19
W3
37
May 7
Angels
0–9
Sandoval (2–5)
Priester (0–3)
—
10,844
17–20
L1
38
May 8
Angels
4–5
Cimber (3–0)
Ortiz (2–2)
Estévez (6)
15,213
17–21
L2
39
May 10
Cubs
2–7
Brown (1–1)
Jones (2–4)
—
16,454
17–22
L3
40
May 11
Cubs
10–9
Holderman (1–0)
Thompson (1–1)
Bednar (7)
34,924
18–22
W1
41
May 12
Cubs
4–5 (10)
Neris (3–0)
Chapman (0–3)
Alzolay (4)
18,554
18–23
L1
42
May 13
@ Brewers
8–6
Keller (4–3)
Rea (3–1)
Bednar (8)
18,305
19–23
W1
43
May 14
@ Brewers
3–4
Ross (2–4)
Priester (0–4)
Megill (5)
19,532
19–24
L1
44
May 15
@ Brewers
2–10
Gasser (2–0)
Pérez (1–3)
—
32,848
19–25
L2
45
May 16
@ Cubs
5–4
Jones (3–4)
Steele (0–1)
Bednar (9)
36,202
20–25
W1
46
May 17
@ Cubs
9–3
Skenes (1–0)
Hendricks (0–4)
—
35,372
21–25
W2
47
May 18
@ Cubs
0–1
Neris (4–0)
Bednar (2–3)
—
39,857
21–26
L1
48
May 19
@ Cubs
3–2
Keller (5–3)
Taillon (3–2)
Bednar (10)
39,008
22–26
W1
49
May 21
Giants
7–6 (10)
Bednar (3–3)
Miller (0–2)
—
12,652
23–26
W2
50
May 22
Giants
5–9 (10)
Walker (4–2)
Mlodzinski (0–1)
—
13,830
23–27
L1
51
May 23
Giants
6–7
Jackson (2–1)
Stratton (1–1)
Rogers (1)
23,162
23–28
L2
52
May 24
Braves
11–5
Falter (3–2)
Kerr (1–1)
—
35,822
24–28
W1
53
May 25
Braves
4–1
Keller (6–3)
López (2–2)
Bednar (11)
31,459
25–28
W2
54
May 26
Braves
1–8
Sale (8–1)
Mlodzinski (0–2)
—
27,416
25–29
L1
—
May 28
@ Tigers
Postponed (inclement weather); Makeup: May 29
55
May 29 (1)
@ Tigers
0–8
Skubal (7–1)
Jones (3–5)
—
see 2nd game
25–30
L2
56
May 29 (2)
@ Tigers
10–2
Skenes (2–0)
Montero (0–1)
—
23,408
26–30
W1
57
May 31
@ Blue Jays
3–5 (14)
Cabrera (2–1)
Nicolas (0–1)
—
33,356
26–31
L1
June: 14–12 (Home: 7–5; Away: 7–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
58
June 1
@ Blue Jays
8–1
Keller (7–3)
Kikuchi (2–5)
Ortiz (1)
36,484
27–31
W1
59
June 2
@ Blue Jays
4–5
Bassitt (6–6)
Priester (0–5)
García (3)
34,887
27–32
L1
60
June 4
Dodgers
1–0
Jones (4–5)
Glasnow (6–4)
Bednar (12)
24,168
28–32
W1
61
June 5
Dodgers
10–6
Skenes (3–0)
Paxton (5–1)
—
29,716
29–32
W2
62
June 6
Dodgers
7–11
Grove (3–2)
Falter (3–3)
—
22,752
29–33
L1
63
June 7
Twins
3–0
Keller (8–3)
Ryan (4–5)
Bednar (13)
19,552
30–33
W1
64
June 8
Twins
4–0
Stratton (2–1)
Woods Richardson (2–1)
—
29,700
31–33
W2
65
June 9
Twins
5–11 (10)
Durán (1–2)
Heller (0–1)
—
24,463
31–34
L1
66
June 11
@ Cardinals
2–1
Holderman (2–0)
Helsley (2–3)
Bednar (14)
34,278
32–34
W1
67
June 12
@ Cardinals
2–4
Gray (8–4)
Falter (3–4)
Helsley (22)
36,608
32–35
L1
68
June 13
@ Cardinals
3–4
Roycroft (1–0)
Keller (8–4)
Kittredge (1)
33,398
32–36
L2
69
June 14
@ Rockies
5–2
Ortiz (3–2)
Feltner (1–6)
—
31,717
33–36
W1
70
June 15
@ Rockies
4–16
Blach (3–4)
Jones (4–6)
—
40,033
33–37
L1
71
June 16
@ Rockies
8–2
Mlodzinski (1–2)
Hudson (2–9)
—
40,422
34–37
W1
72
June 17
Reds
4–1
Skenes (4–0)
Spiers (0–1)
Bednar (15)
19,951
35–37
W2
73
June 18
Reds
1–2
Lodolo (8–2)
Falter (3–5)
Díaz (16)
16,880
35–38
L1
74
June 19
Reds
1–0
Holderman (3–0)
Martinez (2–5)
Bednar (16)
21,527
36–38
W1
75
June 21
Rays
3–10
Poche (1–1)
Mlodzinski (1–3)
—
26,600
36–39
L1
76
June 22
Rays
4–3
Jones (5–6)
Eflin (3–5)
Chapman (2)
33,040
37–39
W1
77
June 23
Rays
1–3
Kelly (2–0)
Holderman (3–1)
Fairbanks (11)
29,026
37–40
L1
78
June 24
@ Reds
5–11
Spiers (1–1)
Falter (3–6)
—
20,077
37–41
L2
79
June 25
@ Reds
9–5
Keller (9–4)
Greene (5–3)
—
25,562
38–41
W1
80
June 26
@ Reds
6–1
Ortiz (4–2)
Ashcraft (4–4)
—
22,450
39–41
W2
81
June 28
@ Braves
1–6
Morton (5–4)
Pérez (1–4)
—
42,155
39–42
L1
82
June 29
@ Braves
1–2 (10)
Hernández (2–0)
Nicolas (0–2)
—
40,864
39–43
L2
83
June 30
@ Braves
4–2
Falter (4–6)
Schwellenbach (1–4)
Chapman (3)
36,679
40–43
W1
July: 15–10 (Home: 7–6; Away: 8–4)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
84
July 2
Cardinals
4–7
Gibson (6–3)
Keller (9–5)
Helsley (31)
17,701
40–44
L1
85
July 3
Cardinals
5–4 (10)
Chapman (1–3)
Kittredge (1–4)
—
20,237
41–44
W1
86
July 4
Cardinals
2–3 (10)
King (3–1)
Santana (2–1)
—
20,990
41–45
L1
87
July 5
Mets
14–2
Skenes (5–0)
Severino (5–3)
—
37,037
42–45
W1
88
July 6
Mets
2–5
Buttó (3–3)
Falter (4–7)
Díaz (8)
36,009
42–46
L1
89
July 7
Mets
2–3
Díaz (3–1)
Chapman (1–4)
—
23,147
42–47
L2
90
July 8
Mets
8–2
Keller (10–5)
Orze (0–1)
—
16,158
43–47
W1
91
July 9
@ Brewers
12–2
Priester (1–5)
Rea (8–3)
—
26,422
44–47
W2
92
July 10
@ Brewers
0–9
Myers (6–3)
Pérez (1–5)
—
27,294
44–48
L1
93
July 11
@ Brewers
1–0
Skenes (6–0)
Civale (2–7)
Chapman (4)
36,743
45–48
W1
94
July 12
@ White Sox
4–1
Gonzales (1–0)
Cannon (1–3)
Bednar (17)
19,548
46–48
W2
95
July 13
@ White Sox
6–2
Nicolas (1–2)
Flexen (2–8)
—
20,437
47–48
W3
96
July 14
@ White Sox
9–4
Priester (2–5)
Kuhl (0–1)
—
16,501
48–48
W4
94th All-Star Game in Arlington, Texas
97
July 19
Phillies
8–7
Mlodzinski (2–3)
Alvarado (1–4)
—
39,530
49–48
W5
98
July 20
Phillies
4–1
Ortiz (5–2)
Sánchez (7–5)
—
39,114
50–48
W6
99
July 21
Phillies
0–6
Phillips (2–0)
Gonzales (1–1)
—
38,291
50–49
L1
100
July 22
Cardinals
2–1
Chapman (2–4)
King (3–2)
Bednar (18)
18,970
51–49
W1
101
July 23
Cardinals
1–2
Fernandez (1–2)
Skenes (6–1)
Helsley (33)
32,422
51–50
L1
102
July 24
Cardinals
5–0
Pérez (2–5)
Liberatore (2–3)
—
20,091
52–50
W1
103
July 26
@ Diamondbacks
3–4
Gallen (8–5)
Mlodzinski (2–4)
Sewald (16)
31,255
52–51
L1
104
July 27
@ Diamondbacks
5–9
Pfaadt (5–6)
Priester (2–6)
—
35,905
52–52
L2
105
July 28
@ Diamondbacks
6–5 (10)
Chapman (3–4)
Martínez (4–2)
—
27,162
53–52
W1
106
July 29
@ Astros
5–3
Chapman (4–4)
Hader (4–6)
Bednar (19)
40,522
54–52
W2
107
July 30
@ Astros
6–2
Falter (5–7)
Brown (9–7)
—
37,518
55–52
W3
108
July 31
@ Astros
4–5
Valdez (10–5)
Holderman (3–2)
Hader (21)
30,038
55–53
L1
August: 8–19 (Home: 6–10; Away: 2–9)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
109
August 2
Diamondbacks
8–9
Floro (4–3)
Holderman (3–3)
Thompson (2)
22,834
55–54
L2
110
August 3
Diamondbacks
4–2
Nicolas (2–2)
Cecconi (2–7)
Bednar (20)
35,515
56–54
W1
111
August 4
Diamondbacks
5–6
Sewald (1–2)
Holderman (3–4)
Puk (2)
32,624
56–55
L1
112
August 6
Padres
0–6
Hoeing (2–2)
Woodford (0–3)
—
17,814
56–56
L2
113
August 7
Padres
8–9 (10)
Scott (7–5)
Holderman (3–5)
Morejón (1)
21,528
56–57
L3
114
August 8
Padres
6–7
Adam (6–2)
Bednar (3–4)
Suárez (25)
19,952
56–58
L4
115
August 9
@ Dodgers
5–9
Flaherty (9–5)
Keller (10–6)
—
48,664
56–59
L5
116
August 10
@ Dodgers
1–4
Kopech (3–8)
Skenes (6–2)
—
50,697
56–60
L6
117
August 11
@ Dodgers
5–6 (10)
Phillips (3–0)
Bednar (3–5)
—
50,389
56–61
L7
118
August 12
@ Padres
1–2
Estrada (4–2)
Woodford (0–4)
Suárez (26)
45,393
56–62
L8
119
August 13
@ Padres
0–3
King (10–6)
Ortiz (5–3)
Suárez (27)
42,949
56–63
L9
120
August 14
@ Padres
2–8
Pérez (3–5)
Keller (10–7)
—
39,770
56–64
L10
121
August 16
Mariners
5–3
Skenes (7–2)
Gilbert (7–9)
Bednar (21)
27,058
57–64
W1
122
August 17
Mariners
7–2
Falter (6–7)
Castillo (10–12)
Bednar (22)
23,326
58–64
W2
123
August 18
Mariners
3–10
Kirby (9–9)
Woodford (0–5)
—
24,903
58–65
L1
124
August 19
@ Rangers
3–4
Ureña (4–8)
Ortiz (5–4)
Yates (22)
28,229
58–66
L2
125
August 20
@ Rangers
4–0
Keller (11–7)
Bradford (4–1)
—
25,074
59–66
W1
126
August 21
@ Rangers
0–1
Yates (5–2)
Bednar (3–6)
—
28,707
59–67
L1
127
August 22
Reds
7–0
Skenes (8–2)
Lodolo (9–6)
—
16,635
60–67
W1
128
August 23
Reds
6–5
Santana (3–1)
Wilson (1–3)
Bednar (23)
19,941
61–67
W2
129
August 24
Reds
2–10
Aguiar (1–0)
Woodford (0–6)
Kelly (1)
38,137
61–68
L1
130
August 25
Reds
4–3
Chapman (5–4)
Díaz (1–4)
—
18,653
62–68
W1
131
August 26
Cubs
8–18
Taillon (9–8)
Keller (11–8)
—
11,936
62–69
L1
132
August 27
Cubs
5–9
Steele (5–5)
Jones (5–7)
—
13,619
62–70
L2
133
August 28
Cubs
10–14
Hodge (3–1)
Bednar (3–7)
—
12,660
62–71
L3
134
August 30
@ Guardians
8–10
Ávila (5–1)
Mlodzinski (2–5)
Clase (40)
32,132
62–72
L4
135
August 31
@ Guardians
3–0
Ortiz (6–4)
Boyd (1–1)
Chapman (5)
35,747
63–72
W1
September: 13–14 (Home: 7–6; Away: 6–8)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
136
September 1
@ Guardians
1–6
Cobb (2–1)
Keller (11–9)
—
33,750
63–73
L1
137
September 2
@ Cubs
5–3
Beeks (7–4)
López (2–3)
Santana (3)
33,583
64–73
W1
138
September 3
@ Cubs
5–0
Skenes (9–2)
Hendricks (3–11)
—
29,450
65–73
W2
139
September 4
@ Cubs
0–12
Imanaga (12–3)
Germán (0–1)
—
30,369
65–74
L1
140
September 5
Nationals
9–4
Falter (7–7)
Irvin (9–12)
Chapman (6)
10,155
66–74
W1
—
September 6
Nationals
Postponed (rain); Makeup: September 7
141
September 7 (1)
Nationals
3–5
Herz (3–7)
Ortiz (6–5)
Finnegan (35)
13,687
66–75
L1
142
September 7 (2)
Nationals
6–8
Garcia (3–5)
Chapman (5–5)
Finnegan (36)
18,937
66–76
L2
143
September 8
Nationals
7–3
Jones (6–7)
Corbin (5–13)
—
12,369
67–76
W1
144
September 9
Marlins
3–2
Skenes (10–2)
Bellozo (2–3)
Chapman (7)
10,311
68–76
W2
145
September 10
Marlins
6–4
Wentz (1–2)
Oller (1–3)
Chapman (8)
10,391
69–76
W3
146
September 11
Marlins
3–1
Falter (8–7)
Bermúdez (0–1)
Beeks (10)
10,252
70–76
W4
147
September 13
Royals
3–8
Marsh (8–8)
Ortiz (6–6)
—
24,748
70–77
L1
148
September 14
Royals
1–5
Wacha (13–7)
Keller (11–10)
—
15,439
70–78
L2
149
September 15
Royals
4–3
Mlodzinski (3–5)
Singer (9–11)
Chapman (9)
20,078
71–78
W1
150
September 16
@ Cardinals
0–4
Pallante (7–8)
Skenes (10–3)
—
30,138
71–79
L1
151
September 17
@ Cardinals
1–3
Lynn (7–4)
Falter (8–8)
Helsley (45)
30,562
71–80
L2
152
September 18
@ Cardinals
5–10
McGreevy (2–0)
Bednar (3–8)
—
30,061
71–81
L3
153
September 19
@ Cardinals
3–2
Mlodzinski (4–5)
Romero (7–3)
Chapman (10)
32,194
72–81
W1
154
September 20
@ Reds
3–8
Martinez (10–6)
Keller (11–11)
—
40,541
72–82
L1
155
September 21
@ Reds
1–7
Lowder (2–2)
Jones (6–8)
—
25,574
72–83
L2
156
September 22
@ Reds
2–0
Skenes (11–3)
Greene (9–5)
Chapman (11)
34,750
73–83
W1
157
September 24
Brewers
2–7
Milner (5–1)
Falter (8–9)
—
14,020
73–84
L1
158
September 25
Brewers
2–1
Ortiz (7–6)
Peralta (11–9)
Chapman (12)
15,965
74–84
W1
159
September 26
Brewers
2–5
Civale (8–9)
Keller (11–12)
Williams (14)
16,797
74–85
L1
160
September 27
@ Yankees
4–2
Mlodzinski (5–5)
Kahnle (0–2)
Chapman (13)
41,778
75–85
W1
161
September 28
@ Yankees
9–4
Burrows (1–0)
Gil (15–7)
Chapman (14)
46,069
76–85
W2
162
September 29
@ Yankees
4–6
Weaver (7–3)
Holderman (3–6)
Holmes (30)
44,108
76–86
L1
Roster
2024 Pittsburgh Pirates
Roster
Pitchers
Catchers
Infielders
Outfielders
Manager
Coaches
Paul Skenes Rookie season 2024.
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Farm system
Hall of Fame inductees
On June 9, 2024 the Pittsburgh Pirates' Single-A affiliate farm team, The Bradenton Marauders announced the induction of four players into the HOF.
The MILB Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY inductees included:
1994 1st round draft pick John DeSalvo of Ocean City, NJ.
2001 1st round draft pick Chase Stevens of West Chester, PA.
2002 undrafted foreign free agent Kip Maeda of Tinko Prefecture, Japan.
2006 7th round draft pick Hansley Alonso of Media, PA.
Notes
References
^ Paul Skenes dazzles, Pirates tie club record by pounding seven homers in 14-2 demolition of the Mets , AP News , July 6, 2024
^ "Pirates Decline Club Option On Jarlin Garcia" . MLB Trade Rumors . November 4, 2023. Retrieved November 19, 2023 .
^ "Pittsburgh Pirates Non-Tender Two Players, Avoid Arbitration With One" . November 18, 2023. Retrieved November 19, 2023 .
^ "Pirates sign catcher Ali Sanchez to one-year contract" . December 1, 2023. Retrieved February 19, 2024 .
^ "Pirates acquire LHP Marco Gonzales in trade with Braves" . ESPN.com . December 6, 2023. Retrieved December 20, 2023 .
^ "Yankees trade OF Billy McKinney to Pirates" . ESPN.com . December 15, 2023. Retrieved December 20, 2023 .
^ Connon, Sam (December 15, 2023). "Pittsburgh Pirates Acquire Outfielder Edward Olivares in Trade With Kansas City Royals" . Fastball . Retrieved December 20, 2023 .
^ "Pirates sign first baseman Rowdy Tellez to one-year contract" . MLB.com . Retrieved December 20, 2023 .
^ "Pirates re-sign Andrew McCutchen to one-year contract" . MLB.com . Retrieved December 20, 2023 .
^ "Pirates sign veteran lefty Pérez to 1-year deal" . January 5, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024 .
^ "Pirates sign Aroldis Chapman to 1-year deal" . January 31, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024 .
^ "Pirates land veteran backstop Grandal on 1-year deal" . February 14, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024 .
^ "Pirates land veteran backstop Grandal on 1-year deal" . February 14, 2024. Retrieved February 19, 2024 .
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