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Ke’Bryan Hayes, a top defender for the Pirates, was traded to the Reds, exposing flaws in the Pirates' management, including poor offensive projection, egocentric decisions, and misreading fan sentiment, highlighting the regime's missteps over the past six years.
The Pirates made limited moves at the trade deadline, trading Ke'Bryan Hayes, Caleb Ferguson, David Bednar, Bailey Falter, and Taylor Rogers, but failed to acquire significant talent in return, leaving their roster weakened and their offense unchanged, despite a key opportunity to improve.
The Cincinnati Reds acquired third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes from the Pittsburgh Pirates to strengthen their defense as they push for the playoffs, with Hayes known for his exceptional defensive skills and recent Gold Glove Award, while the Pirates received reliever Taylor Rogers and prospect Sammy Stafura in return.
The Cincinnati Reds acquired third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a trade involving reliever Taylor Rogers, prospect Sammy Stafura, and cash considerations. Hayes, a Gold Glove winner, is valued for his defensive skills and team control through 2029, providing a significant upgrade defensively for the Reds. The trade aims to improve the team's overall performance, especially in defense, with Hayes expected to arrive in Cincinnati soon.
The Cincinnati Reds are acquiring third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes from the Pittsburgh Pirates, who are motivated to shed his remaining contract. Hayes, 28, a former top prospect known for his elite defense, has struggled with back injuries affecting his offensive production in recent years. He will continue his career with the Reds under an eight-year, $70 million extension.
As the 2025 MLB trade deadline approaches, the Pittsburgh Pirates are expected to sell several players, including Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Ke'Bryan Hayes, and Jack Suwinski, as they reassess their roster and long-term plans, with some players potentially being moved for prospects or controllable assets.
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 Kansas City Royals' rookie pitcher Cole Ragans has been impressive with a 1.69 ERA and 69 strikeouts in nine starts since being called up in July, overshadowed by his recent wild pitches that contributed to the team's 100th loss of the season. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Pirates' third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes has finally broken out as a hitter, showing improved batted ball tendencies and increased power production since returning from injury. Lastly, Seattle Mariners' rookie pitcher Bryan Woo has extreme platoon splits, dominating right-handed batters but struggling against lefties, making him a potential weapon out of the bullpen in the postseason.
Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes called for the implementation of robot umpires in Major League Baseball after a missed call by plate umpire Bill Miller during a game against the Atlanta Braves. Hayes expressed his frustration on social media, stating that some umpires don't care about accountability. MLB has not responded to Hayes' request.
The Pittsburgh Pirates split a four-game series with the Atlanta Braves, continuing their improved play of late. With a record of 13-18-4 in series played this season and an overall record of 52-63, the Pirates are not a contending team. They now face a challenging series against the Cincinnati Reds at home.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have placed outfielder Andrew McCutchen and third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes on the 10-day injured list due to injuries.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have placed Andrew McCutchen and Ke'Bryan Hayes on the 10-day injured list due to injuries. McCutchen is nursing inflammation in his right elbow, while Hayes is dealing with low back inflammation. The Pirates have also reinstated Ji Man Choi from the 60-day injured list and recalled Cody Bolton from the minors. Lefty reliever Rob Zastryzny has been designated for assignment.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have placed outfielder Andrew McCutchen and third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes on the 10-day injured list due to injuries. To fill their spots, the Pirates have reinstated first baseman Ji Man Choi from the 60-day injured list and recalled right-hander Cody Bolton. Reliever Rob Zastryzny was designated for assignment to open a spot on the 40-man roster. McCutchen is dealing with right elbow inflammation, while Hayes has lower back inflammation. Pittsburgh will trade or put Zastryzny on waivers within the next week.
Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to lower back stiffness. In his absence, third baseman Jared Triolo has been called up from Triple-A Indianapolis and will start in Hayes' place. Triolo, the Pirates' second-round draft choice in 2019, has been performing well in the minors and is excited for the opportunity. Relief pitcher Colin Holderman plans to come off the injured list on Friday, while first baseman Ji-Man Choi has been transferred to Indianapolis for rehab.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have promoted infielder Jared Triolo from Triple-A, and he is set to make his major league debut. Triolo will take the roster spot of third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes, who has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to low back inflammation. Triolo, a highly regarded prospect, has shown promise in the minor leagues with his defensive skills and offensive production. The Pirates are making moves to strengthen their roster and stay competitive in the National League Central.