Stadium & Culture
12 entries in the Pittsburgh Pirates compendium.
Forbes FieldThe House of Thrills: Forbes Field, home of the Pirates from 1909 to 1970.Roberto Clemente StatueThe Great One: first Latino Hall of Famer, Pirates legend, and humanitarian.Seventh Inning StretchThe long-standing baseball tradition that gives fans a chance to stand, stretch, and sing.Three Rivers StadiumThe House That Clemente BuiltPNC ParkA retro-classic ballpark on the Allegheny River with a skyline view.Willie StargellTwenty-one years, one swing, one voice — Pops was the Pirates.Dick GroatOne Gold Glove, one quiet hand, and the soul of the 1960 Pirates.Vern LawRight-handed control pitcher who won the Cy Young Award and a World Series with the PittsbBill MazeroskiOne swing in the cold October night made a Pirate immortal.Lee EliaFormer MLB infielder, manager, and coach known for his fiery personality and World Series Bob MooseRight-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates (1967–1976); threw a no-hitter in 1969.Buccaneers nicknameSame crew, same plunder—just a different name on the bottle of rum.
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