MLB Draft is one day away, and the Pittsburgh Pirates will be on the clock with the sixth pick. Ahead of the first round, which begins at 6 p.m. ET from Atlanta on Sunday, I’ve finalized my big board of who I feel are the top 10 prospects available this year.

The MLB Draft is deep in college pitching and prep shortstops, positions where the Pittsburgh Pirates hit home runs with their past two first-round picks in Paul Skenes and Konnor Griffin. It’s no wonder Pirates general manager Ben Cherington has vowed to take the best player available with the No.

As the trade deadline grows closer, the Pittsburgh Pirates have emerged as one team that could move a lot of their stars this summer.

This isn’t Justin Horowitz’s first rodeo running the Pirates’ Draft room, but it is the first time the director of amateur scouting has been at the helm for the entire Draft process. It’s a year-long journey,

Jacob Misiorowski's inclusion, even on a replacement level, is a sign of how much All-Star Game requisites have changed.

Here is the perfect trade that the Chicago Cubs can make with the Pittsburgh Pirates for one of their top starting pitchers.

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz exited his most recent game earlier than expected after an injury. Cruz, facing the Minnesota Twins at Target Field on July 12, hit a single in the top of the eighth inning, but limped afterwards, still getting to first base.

All-Star center fielder Byron Buxton hit for the cycle on his bobblehead day, completing it with a solo home run in the seventh inning, and the Minnesota Twins routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-4.