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| merican Hockey League (AHL) with the Portland | Pirates. |
| former left-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates who attended Liberty University. |
| llies came to bat in the bottom of the first, | Pirates broadcaster (and former pitcher) Jim Rooker s |
| slow in 1916 and was traded to the Pittsburgh | Pirates in July. |
| sixth inning of a game against the Pittsburgh | Pirates when he hit a pitch from Pirates' starter Mac |
| , 2009, Snelling was traded to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for future considerations, but was released a |
| also coached for Brooklyn and the Pittsburgh | Pirates, and remained active in baseball as a scout u |
| was purchased by the Reds from the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| his native Scotland and sign for the Paisley | Pirates. |
| hiefs of the ECHL, and five with the Portland | Pirates of the American Hockey League. |
| achado began the 2009 season in the Pittsburg | Pirates minor league system. |
| Signed by the Pittsburgh | Pirates as an amateur free agent in 1964, Jeter would |
| r the Philadelphia Phillies or the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| Signed by the Pittsburgh | Pirates in the third round of the 1995 draft, Arroyo |
| Qi Jiguang noticed that the Japanese | pirates could always trace where his troops camped be |
| ida, they were affiliated with the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1940. |
| outfielder, and was manager of the Pittsburgh | Pirates from 2001 to 2005. |
| in the 1903 World Series with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and was the first player in World Series hist |
| gate Philadelphia was captured by the Barbary | pirates when it ran aground in the city of Tripoli, o |
| ue Baseball first baseman with the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1899-1900), Detroit Tigers (1901-1902), Balt |
| lies (1935-40 and 1945-46) and the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1947) of Major League Baseball. |
| ackrow for his professional club, the Cornish | Pirates. |
| On November 27, 2010, the Portland | Pirates of the American Hockey League signed Gongalsk |
| He played college football for the Hampton | Pirates. |
| also coaching a team called the Mid-Atlantic | Pirates Scout team. |
| ans, the Triple-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| was traded by the Phillies to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Woodie Fryman, Bill Laxton, Don Money and |
| r and part-time Outfielder for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1952-57 and 1959), Kansas City Athletics (19 |
| He was signed by the Pittsburgh | Pirates as an amateur free agent on June 3, 1957 and |
| He would go on to play for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and captain the Chicago Black Hawks of the NH |
| lost the 1971 World Series to the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Dalton was hired to turn around a stumbling |
| split his last season between the Pittsburgh | Pirates' Double-A (Altoona Curve) and Triple-A (India |
| ore, Daredevil, Piglet's Big Movie, The Hulk, | Pirates of the Caribbean, Paycheck, Hollywood Homicid |
| He would play for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals. |
| Roundshaw Fields is the host to the Croydon | Pirates, one of the most successful teams in the Brit |
| were traded by the Redlegs to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Gus Bell. |
| ller was traded by the Bees to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Johnny Dickshot, Al Todd and cash. |
| Reading Royals of the ECHL, and the Portland | Pirates, Bridgeport Sound Tigers, and Hershey Bears o |
| not steer; a fleet of balloons called the Sky | Pirates' Camp; the Chinese-style land of Zen'Jai with |
| il Walker - Second basemen for the Pittsburgh | Pirates |
| The Marching | Pirates perform the song during all home football and |
| Roller, Chicago Cardinals, and the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| Indiana Jones and the Sargasso | Pirates (four issues written and drawn by Karl Kesel |
| out for the Boston Red Sox and the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| ng the majority of the year with the Portland | Pirates. |
| On August 23 against the Pittsburgh | Pirates, he walked opposing pitcher Bob Moose to lead |
| rently the bullpen catcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| He was drafted by the Pittsburgh | Pirates in the 3rd round of the 1991 amateur draft, a |
| They met the Pittsburgh | Pirates in the first modern World Series, an agreemen |
| gaged in an annual battle with the Pittsburgh | Pirates for last place in the National League. |
| layed end for four seasons for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and the Cleveland Rams. |
| Walter Schmidt in 1923, with the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| cher Howie Camnitz, played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates from 1904 until 1913 and was a member of thei |
| ue Baseball relief pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| rider and has been team manager of the Poole | Pirates since 1998. |
| on Astros, and one apiece with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Boston Red Sox. |
| Simmons signed for the Poole | Pirates in 1975 from Kings Lynn. |
| as honored by being awarded the "Pride of the | Pirates" by the Pittsburgh Pirates and with a moment |
| in Dublin, he also played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1904, the American League's Detroit Tigers |
| s son, Sam Khalifa, played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and was the first major league player of Egyp |
| ed a five-hit 9-1 victory over the Pittsburgh | Pirates at Forbes Field, giving his team their first |
| , owner Barney Dreyfuss bought the Pittsburgh | Pirates organization and folded his Louisville team. |
| ans in 1991, and his last with the Pittsburgh | Pirates' Rookie league Gulf Coast Pirates, Double-A C |
| sons (1959-1962; 1964-1966) in the Pittsburgh | Pirates' organization as a second baseman, third base |
| ound with local Division One team the Cornish | Pirates and the ground has undergone major refurbishm |
| the National Hockey League for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Americans. |
| is a baseball first baseman in the Pittsburgh | Pirates organization. |
| assigned to the Ducks affiliate, the Portland | Pirates, where he spent the entire 2007-08 season. |
| however they were defeated by the Pittsburgh | Pirates in the 1925 World Series. |
| ent by the San Diego Padres to the Pittsburgh | Pirates as 'player to be named later' in a Nov 21, 20 |
| o played in 1921 and 1926 with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and the New York Yankees. |
| ampionship Series game against the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Gullett not only pitched a complete game vic |
| ics during the 1913 season and the Pittsburgh | Pirates during the 1914 season. |
| 16th century as a defence against the Barbary | pirates for whom Fornells Bay provided the perfect sa |
| Chance Sanford was released by the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| He made his MLB debut with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and ended his career after playing with the C |
| all, from 1996 until 1999, for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Kansas City Royals and the New York Mets. |
| was a coach in the majors for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1948-1950) and Chicago Cubs (1961-1965) and |
| The now-mortal | pirates aboard the Dauntless surrender. |
| s Indians Triple-A team within the Pittsburgh | Pirates organization. |
| ashington Nationals,played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, graduated from Alexander High School |
| d a minor league contract with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, which included an invitation to spring train |
| , he became the second pick of the Pittsburgh | Pirates (now the Pittsburgh Steelers) in the second r |
| t with the Ducks' AHL affiliate, the Portland | Pirates on October 8, 2005, and earning his first win |
| ision and radio broadcasts for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| at the major league level for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| In 1973 the Charleston | Pirates were born, who were affiliated with the Pitts |
| (minors) (October 2, 2003) to the Pittsburgh | Pirates to complete the trade. |
| He returned to the CFL with the Shreveport | Pirates in 1994-95, during that league's brief attemp |
| , Ownbey drew the attention of the Pittsburgh | Pirates, who drafted him in the fourth round of the 1 |
| major announcing job was with the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1980. |
| It was reported that after the 1896 | Pirates season, in which the team posted a 66-63 reco |
| He pitched in two games for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1896 and in one game for the Brooklyn Brid |
| e cycle in a 10-7 victory over the Pittsburgh | Pirates at Olympic Stadium, going five-for-five in th |
| yer who is currently playing for the Portland | Pirates in the American Hockey League (AHL). |
| ames of a doubleheader against the Pittsburgh | Pirates, pitching a total of 2.1 innings of relief wi |
| to the service in China and against the Malay | pirates, a service which he repeated in 1847, when in |
| On August 2, 1985, the Pittsburgh | Pirates traded him along with pitchers John Candelari |
| ed against a current NFL team, the Pittsburgh | Pirates (renamed the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1940) twi |
| s purchased a half-interest in the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| 4: Jason Kendall was traded by the Pittsburgh | Pirates with cash to the Oakland Athletics for Mark R |
| tem and with the farm teams of the Pittsburgh | Pirates (Nashville Sounds) and Houston Astros (Round |
| Eddie and Johnny O'Brien with the Pittsburgh | Pirates in the mid-1950s, and Cal and Billy Ripken fo |
| er 12, 2006, Clear Channel and the Pittsburgh | Pirates announced a five-year agreement in which WPGB |
| hing career as the Hitting Coach with the GCL | Pirates in 1999. |
| He hurled for the Pittsburgh | Pirates during the 1955 season and with the Kansas Ci |
| at the major league level for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Detroit Tigers, Colorado Rockies, and Housto |
| seball left-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Chicago White Sox. |
| Indians, the top farm club of the Pittsburgh | Pirates of Major League Baseball from 2005 to 2008. |
| Halas then convinced the Pittsburgh | Pirates (football team) to draft Luckman second overa |
| h inning in a 0-0 game to give the Pittsburgh | Pirates a 3-0 win over the Houston Astros. |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1916. |
| The 1903 | Pirates lost in the 1st ever World Series (although L |
| seasons (1952, 1955-1970) with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Angels, Det |
| was then assigned to affiliate, the Portland | Pirates for the 2008-09 season. |
| Baseball player who played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1997 and 1998. |
| n who appeared in one game for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1944. |
| teen seasons in the majors for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1990-1996), Toronto Blue Jays (1997), Minnes |
| the National Hockey League for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, New York Americans and Philadelphia Quakers. |
| He entered the majors with the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1935. |
| e was a professional scout for the Pittsburgh | Pirates for two seasons. |
| l rugby union player, playing for the Cornish | Pirates in the RFU Championship and the German nation |
| at the major league level for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| Meanwhile, the Barbary | pirates, taking advantage of the American Navy's preo |
| He was purchased by the Pittsburgh | Pirates after the season. |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1913. |
| etween the Cincinnati Reds and the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| run batted in before going to the Pittsburgh | Pirates, where he played four games with no significa |
| rom 1937-1939, was a coach for the Pittsburgh | Pirates from 1940-1945 and the Boston Braves in 1946. |
| 07 return on June 9, defeating the Pittsburgh | Pirates with six innings of 3-run, 5-hit, 2-walk, 7-s |
| ntered the majors in 1943 with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, playing for them three years before joining |
| Oil Belt Conference, which includes the Iuka | Pirates, Raccoon Blue Devils, Selmaville Rockets, St. |
| y television show Davy Crockett and the River | Pirates. |
| nia, where Clemente played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| s purchased from the Robins by the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| ough 1947, Passeau played with the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1935), Philadelphia Phillies (1936-39) and C |
| s drafted in the 17th round by the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| ardinals, Boston Redskins, and the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| er it was the first major team, the Guildford | Pirates who played in the town from 1975 to 1982 that |
| l of 1969 and part of 1970 for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, primarily as a second baseman. |
| In 2009, the Pittsburgh | Pirates announced that a statue of Mazeroski would be |
| 943 - 1952) as an affiliate of the Pittsburgh | Pirates until 1950. |
| He played three seasons for the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| d of the 09/10 season Havili left the Cornish | Pirates before returning to Tonga. |
| jor League Baseball debut with the Pittsburgh | Pirates on June 27, 2008. |
| Kondratiev skated for the Portland | Pirates, the AHL affiliate team of the Mighty Ducks o |
| in Major League Baseball with the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| as signed as a Free Agent with the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| n November 24, Leyva was named the Pittsburgh | Pirates' third base coach, under new manager Clint Hu |
| e home court for another NBL team, the Hunter | Pirates (formerlly the Canberra Cannons before the te |
| r were traded by the Angels to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for John Candelaria, George Hendrick and Al H |
| gate Philadelphia, captured by the Tripolitan | pirates on October 31, 1803 after grounding on an unc |
| ield when he began playing for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1892. |
| eward for any who brought Teach and the other | pirates to justice. |
| The Galena | Pirates Football Team won the IHSA Division 1A footba |
| ason, LaValliere was traded to the Pittsburgh | Pirates alongside Andy Van Slyke and Mike Dunne in ex |
| creen joined Elite League champions the Poole | Pirates on loan for 2009. |
| Land of the Vikings, Kingdom of the Pharaohs, | Pirates Landing, Knights Kingdom, and Adventure Land. |
| He coached the Peoria | Pirates, but the team finished 5-11. |
| ans, the Triple-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| at the major league level for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Minnesota Twins. |
| ers' League in 1890, signing with the Chicago | Pirates, where he was once again an everyday shortsto |
| me 1 of a doubleheader against the Pittsburgh | Pirates at Forbes Field. |
| tive who played third base for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Brooklyn Dodgers, and Baltimore Orioles in t |
| le was traded by the Astros to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Danny Darwin. |
| Penzance & Newlyn, forerunners of the Cornish | Pirates, before moving on to Bath, where he was dubbe |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Boston Braves. |
| The Portland | Pirates are the Ducks American Hockey League affiliat |
| s first major league game with the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Kansas City Athletics between 1949 - 1955 |
| cord of 56-81, 46 games behind the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| r in Major League Baseball for the Pittsburgh | Pirates from 1968 to 1969. |
| Brand originally signed with the Pittsburgh | Pirates as an amateur free agent, and spent five seas |
| a Braves (1975, 1978-1979) and the Pittsburgh | Pirates in (1980). |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1958. |
| He originally signed with the Pittsburgh | Pirates in 1954, and in his tenth pro season, he debu |
| at the major league level for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Montreal Expos, New York Mets, Kansas City R |
| 6 and 2007, when Tracy managed the Pittsburgh | Pirates. |
| ear, he signed a contract with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, but never made it to the major league club. |
| ason, Cole briefly played with the Pittsburgh | Pirates before becoming a member of the inaugural Col |
| 8 and was assigned to affiliate, the Portland | Pirates, of the AHL. |
| gue for the Green Bay Packers, the Pittsburgh | Pirates, and the Washington Redskins. |
| Nady playing for the Pittsburgh | Pirates on May 24, 2007. |
| it to the ship in time and engage the cursed | pirates in battle. |
| or Sale Sharks, Cardiff Blues and the Cornish | Pirates before heading back to Wales to Newport RFC a |
| pert, a catcher who played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Washington Senators during the 1960s, and |
| The Pittsburgh | Pirates win the series, 3-1, over the Giants. |
| In the 1984 movie The Ice | Pirates the characters are seen watching Rollerball ( |
| Frobel was developed in the Pittsburgh | Pirates' farm system to take over the starting right |
| League Baseball who played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1916-17, 1919). |
| sity and a former shortstop in the Pittsburgh | Pirates minor league system. |
| The Pittsburgh | Pirates franchise entered the season as the three-tim |
| ing a comeback victory against the Pittsburgh | Pirates on May 1, 1973. |
| jor Leagues from 1995-2002 for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Anaheim Angels, and New York Mets. |
| ship, where Jim, Gran, Kathy and the reformed | pirates find the treasure. |
| e Eyes 2. His stunt credits include the films | Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pear |
| rsho was traded by the Cubs to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Steve Carter. |
| Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, the Pittsburgh | Pirates and the Montreal Expos from 1986 to 1993. |
| In 2004 the Winfield | Pirates made it to the state championship for the fir |
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