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The Pittsburgh Pirates, struggling with a 22-37 record, are unlikely to sell their top prospects Paul Skenes and Oneil Cruz at the trade deadline but are open to listening on other roster players, including potential trades involving veterans like Bryan Reynolds and Ke'Bryan Hayes, depending on the offers and team needs.
The Pirates achieved a rare 9-6 comeback victory against the Diamondbacks, overcoming a 6-0 deficit with key contributions from unlikely heroes like Joey Wentz and Bryan Reynolds, and a strong bullpen performance, marking a significant and unusual road win for the team this season.
The United States men's national team (USMNT) secured a resounding 6-0 victory over Saint Kitts and Nevis in the CONCACAF Gold Cup, with Jesús Ferreira scoring a hat trick. The win gives the USMNT a three-goal advantage over Jamaica in the group standings, positioning them well for their final group match against Trinidad and Tobago. Ferreira's performance solidifies his starting position as the team's No. 9, while Djordje Mihailovic also impressed. The USMNT aims to build confidence from this dominant win and secure a favorable knockout stage matchup.
Folarin Balogun is being linked with Crystal Palace, Carlos Bocanegra has been interviewed by Rangers for their director of football role, and MLS teams are interested in Bryan Reynolds. Balogun represents the USMNT and made his debut against Mexico this week. Bocanegra has been Technical Director for Atlanta United since 2015. Reynolds is formerly of FC Dallas and spent last season on loan at Westerlo in Belgium from Roma.
The Pittsburgh Pirates enter June with a 28-27 record, one game above .500, after a rocky and tumultuous May. Despite their blistering start, the Pirates suffered losses and injuries, dipping below .500 for the first time since April 2. However, they managed to win their first series since late April against the Giants, one of baseball's hottest teams. The Pirates aim to build off their last two wins and have a better June than they had in May. Andrew McCutchen believes experiencing a month like this is a blessing in disguise, and Mitch Keller thinks the sky's the limit for the team.
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 13-3 on Friday night, with Ke'Bryan Hayes and Bryan Reynolds leading the way with three hits and three RBIs and a homer and four RBIs, respectively. Arizona's ace Zac Gallen struggled, allowing a career-high eight runs in just 3.2 innings, ending his six-game winning streak. Johan Oviedo won for the first time in five starts, giving up one run and two hits in six innings. The Pirates won for the third time in their last four games, while the Diamondbacks lost for the second time in seven games.
The Pittsburgh Pirates dominated the Arizona Diamondbacks with a 13-3 win, moving into a first-place tie in the NL Central with the Milwaukee Brewers. The Pirates had 17 hits, including five doubles, and drew six walks. Bryan Reynolds hit a three-run homer in the fifth, and the Pirates scored seven runs in the fourth inning. The Diamondbacks' Zac Gallen allowed five earned runs on eight hits and four walks with two strikeouts in 3 2/3 innings.
Pittsburgh Pirates owner Bob Nutting has expressed his desire to sign more long-term deals with core players following the recent contract extensions of Bryan Reynolds and Ke'Bryan Hayes. Potential candidates for extensions include pitchers Roansy Contreras and Mitch Keller, closer David Bednar, shortstop Oneil Cruz, and outfielder Jack Suwinski. The Pirates have a deep and talented system, with plenty of interesting long-term pieces already on the roster and also on the cusp of debuting while biding their time in the upper minors.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed outfielder Bryan Reynolds to an eight-year extension worth over $106 million, making it the biggest contract in team history. The deal includes a club option for the 2031 season and no-trade protections for Reynolds. The 28-year-old has been with the Pirates since 2018 and has a career batting average of .282 with 79 home runs and 19 stolen bases. The extension comes after Reynolds had requested a trade from the team in December. The Pirates currently have a 16-7 record and are in first place in the National League Central.
Andrew McCutchen, former Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder, praised the team for signing Bryan Reynolds to an eight-year, $106.75 million contract, saying it will allow Reynolds to play freely without worrying about his future. McCutchen, who signed a six-year, $51.5 million deal with the Pirates in 2012, said his contract allowed him to focus on playing and led to him winning several awards. Reynolds' contract comes after the Pirates signed third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes to an eight-year, $70 million deal, giving the team two cornerstones for their rebuild.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed outfielder Bryan Reynolds to an eight-year, $106.75 million contract extension, making him the franchise's first-ever player to receive a nine-figure contract. Reynolds, who would have become a free agent in three years, is now locked in with the team through the 2030 season. Prior to Reynolds' extension, the Pirates were one of four MLB teams that had not given a contract of $100 million or more. The move signals a shift in financial flexibility for the Pirates, who have been among the lowest-spending teams in the league.
Pittsburgh Pirates fans react positively to the team's franchise-record $106.75 million, eight-year contract spent on star outfielder Bryan Reynolds, one of the cornerstones of the team. Some fans believe the contract is well-deserved and shows a commitment by ownership to the fans, while others think it's too much money. Reynolds' contract brings stability to the team, and fans are optimistic about the future of the Pirates.
Bryan Reynolds has agreed to an eight-year, $106.75 million contract extension with the Pittsburgh Pirates, making it the richest deal in the team's history. The 28-year-old outfielder was an All-Star in 2021 and is hitting .294 with five home runs and 18 RBIs this season. The new deal includes a $2 million signing bonus, a club option for 2031, and a limited six-team no-trade clause. Reynolds' extension gives the Pirates another cornerstone to build around as they try to emerge from four straight last-place finishes in the NL Central.
The Pittsburgh Pirates' persistence in keeping Bryan Reynolds on the team has paid off in a big way, as he has become one of the team's best players. Owner Bob Nutting's decision to keep Reynolds on the team despite trade offers has been vindicated, as Reynolds has become an All-Star and a key player for the Pirates.
Bryan Reynolds and the Pittsburgh Pirates have agreed on a new $106.75 million contract through 2030 with a team option for 2031, taking a potential trade option for the New York Yankees off the board. Reynolds has a six-team no-trade list in the deal. The 28-year-old outfielder has been slashing .294/.319/.553 with five home runs and 18 RBIs in 94 plate appearances so far this season. The Pirates have won seven straight and are off to a stunning 16-7 start that is tops in the National League and second in MLB.