Club History
17 entries in the Pittsburgh Pirates compendium.
Club History — Era Chart
Paul WanerThe greatest Pirate outfielder up to his retirement, Paul Waner won the 1927 NL MVP and thRoberto ClementeThe Great One: Roberto ClementePie TraynorHall of Fame third baseman who spent his entire career with the Pittsburgh Pirates, known Dave ParkerThe Cobra who ruled right field and broke the million-dollar barrier.Willie StargellThe beloved 'Pops' who powered the Pirates to two World Series titles and set a 1970s homeBarry BondsPittsburgh Pirates left fielder (1986–1992), seven-time NL MVP, and MLB home run king.William TaggartA quiet name in the long ledger of a ballclub still learning to roar.Steve BlassPirates pitcher known for 1971 World Series heroics and 'Steve Blass disease'Dock EllisRight-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, threw a no-hitter under the influence of John CandelariaThe Candy Man pitched for eight teams over 19 seasons, including a no-hitter and a World SBill VirdonPirates center fielder, Gold Glove winner, and manager who helped lead Pittsburgh to the 1Bill MazeroskiThe Glove who hit the most famous home run in baseball history.A.J. BurnettRight-handed starter who threw a no-hitter in 2001 and won a World Series with the YankeesAndrew McCutchenThe Bucs' lightning bolt — speed, power, and range that defined a generation.Pedro AlvarezDominican-American former MLB third baseman, first baseman, and designated hitter for the Gerrit ColeThe arm that made Pittsburgh believe, and the trade that made them remember why belief is Clint HurdleFormer MLB outfielder and manager who led the Pirates to their first playoff berth in 21 y
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