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| He proved to be one of the most bloodthirsty | pirates of any age, murdering crews who fell into his |
| In 2004 Pearson returned to the GCL | Pirates, but appeared in only one game, surrendering |
| During his career with the | Pirates, Varsho appeared in the 1991 National League |
| ERA with the Indians, he was called up by the | Pirates on April 27 to be on the active roster. |
| ted the trade by sending Ernie Camacho to the | Pirates on April 10. |
| United States when it was hijacked by Somali | pirates on April 4, 2010. |
| He debuted with the Pittsburgh | Pirates on April 21, 1903, but struggled his first ye |
| d a minor league contract with the Pittsburgh | Pirates on April 20, 2011. |
| 03: Kenny Lofton was traded by the Pittsburgh | Pirates with Aramis Ramirez and cash to the Chicago C |
| ved an adventurous life, he was a prisoner of | pirates at Argel and a soldier in Italy after being l |
| At | Pirates he arguably played the best football of his c |
| ouis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Arizona Diamondbacks. |
| Suddenly, the | pirates turn around; Father has put up a flag indicat |
| The | pirates are arrested and their speedboat is seized, t |
| ned other towers built along the coast of the | pirates pending arrival, and fires were lit when it w |
| ecked on the coast of Natal, then captured by | pirates, he arrived at Lisbon. |
| thletics as bench coach, serving under former | Pirates teammate Art Howe from 1999 through 2002. |
| He left the | Pirates organization as a free agent in 2002 and play |
| e Toronto Blue Jays in 2002 and signed by the | Pirates organization as minor league free agent prior |
| But he remained in the | Pirates organization as a scout and occasional minor |
| ther ports by raising the spectre of Royalist | pirates such as Browne Bushell making devastating rai |
| spent a number of years in the minors in the | Pirates system as a starting pitcher, and then in 200 |
| finishing both the 2002 & 2003 seasons in the | Pirates bullpen as an average middle reliever, the Pi |
| he low attendance has come as a result of the | Pirates' play; as of 2010, the team has not had a win |
| sons (1959-1962; 1964-1966) in the Pittsburgh | Pirates' organization as a second baseman, third base |
| l of 1969 and part of 1970 for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, primarily as a second baseman. |
| In 2006, Ritchie joined the Pittsburgh | Pirates organization as their roving minor league hit |
| r ships returning to Spain from Mexico and by | pirates, such as Jean Lafitte and Captain Kidd. |
| st known for playing guard for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and as they would later be known as, the Pitt |
| d in January, 2011, when the York was used by | pirates to assist taking control of the captured MV B |
| He joined the Pittsburgh | Pirates as assistant general manager to Syd Thrift, a |
| ue level for the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh | Pirates, Houston Astros, and Seattle Mariners. |
| he Boston Red Sox, and then by the Pittsburgh | Pirates while at a student athlete at UNC. |
| The | Pirates, based at the East of England Ice Rink, Peter |
| Sky | Pirates! reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide |
| ng-the-fort scene, where the soldiers and the | pirates fire at guests. |
| said the ship was heading for Haradheere, the | pirates' base at which many ships are held during ran |
| At a point, Ayrton's former crew of | pirates arrives at the Lincoln Island to use it as th |
| n also took possession of a boat belonging to | pirates living at Mykonos and later burned it. |
| 100 batters in 69 2/3 innings and became the | Pirates' closer at the end of the season. |
| He played 12 seasons with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Oakland Athletics, Chicago Cubs, Cleveland I |
| o played from 1972 to 1974 for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1972-73), Atlanta Braves (1973) and Boston R |
| rom Farragut disrupted two attempts by Somali | pirates to attack the Tanzanian vessel MV Barakaale 1 |
| was present to their advantage, enabling the | pirates to attack the opposing country. |
| Using a larger ship, the | pirates can attack a ship of equal size and apply hea |
| y Count Adolf II of Holstein, allowing Slavic | pirates to attack the Danes. |
| Pirates often attacked villages in that area, capturi | |
| es by boat; on their way to the United States | pirates had attacked their group in an area in the So |
| A romantic rivalry develops and the | pirates, who attacked Kirk and his ship kidnap her al |
| Stop | pirates from attacking your team's boat so they can b |
| that they have registered a case against the | pirates for attempt to murder and various other provi |
| former left-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates who attended Liberty University. |
| ), 195 pound (89 kg) Murtaugh signed with the | Pirates after attending St. James High School in Ches |
| his domestic New Zealand NBL for the Auckland | Pirates (formerly Auckland Stars), but he has also re |
| mpleted the deal by sending Bob Kipper to the | Pirates on August 16. |
| August 7, 2009 and claimed off waivers by the | Pirates on August 12. |
| He was traded to the | Pirates on August 31, 1981 by the Astros along with R |
| and was named interim pitching coach for the | Pirates in August 2010. |
| completed the deal by sending Mark Lee to the | Pirates on August 12. |
| ontract with the National League's Pittsburgh | Pirates on August 18, during the heat of the pennant |
| om the ship's crew that they were attacked by | pirates, Turkish authorities informed British warship |
| k possession of a boat which had been sunk by | pirates to avoid detection by the Americans. |
| television series of the same name, battling | pirates and avoiding various traps until you reach th |
| In 1977 the | Pirates traded away Sanguillen, and Dyer shared catch |
| until towards the finish he actually had the | Pirates throwing away their bats or hitting after the |
| Of Being Pure At Heart, Peggy Sue, Pete & the | Pirates, Plan B, PW Long, The Rakes, Rumble Strips, S |
| Pirates pitcher Babe Adams had outstanding control, a | |
| The | Pirates came back to score five runs in the bottom of |
| r a game against the East Carolina University | Pirates and back to Huntington, crashed on approach t |
| formerly a guitarist with the London band the | Pirates who backed Johnny Kidd. |
| ho plays professional baseball for Pittsburgh | Pirates), Cameron Baker, Keaton Baker, Anna Daniel, C |
| s Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Baltimore Orioles, primarily as an outfi |
| served as a coach for the Dodgers, Pittsburgh | Pirates and Baltimore Orioles. |
| Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss opened the Pirates' new | |
| They sold the | Pirates to Barney Dreyfuss in 1900. |
| n November 24, Leyva was named the Pittsburgh | Pirates' third base coach, under new manager Clint Hu |
| l teams in the city, including the Pittsburgh | Pirates in baseball and the Pittsburgh Penguins in ho |
| riendly pirate" emblem used by the Pittsburgh | Pirates of baseball's National League from 1968 until |
| Pittsburgh | Pirates third baseman Andy LaRoche used this as his a |
| His brother, former Pittsburgh | Pirates first baseman Adam LaRoche, also used this so |
| Josh Harrison, Pittsburgh | Pirates Second Basemen |
| series with seven and finished second on the | Pirates in batting average for the series. |
| it to the ship in time and engage the cursed | pirates in battle. |
| ay through the farm systems of the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, and New York Yankees, |
| Lonie Glieberman boasted that the | Pirates would be the first US based CFL franchise to |
| He would play for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, Boston Beaneaters/Doves, and Chicago Cubs. |
| 3 to 0, 2 to 0 and 3 to 0, and the | Pirates have beaten him only once in three years, the |
| Despite his initial dread of | pirates, he became good friends with one: the Black P |
| He later signed with the Pittsburgh | Pirates, and became a free agent again at the end of |
| n a best-of-3 series to defeat the Gulf Coast | Pirates and become the Gulf Coast League champions. |
| ason, Cole briefly played with the Pittsburgh | Pirates before becoming a member of the inaugural Col |
| Meanwhile the | pirates have been stranded on the island, too, which |
| There was concern that some suspected | pirates had been released without facing justice, due |
| se picks were the players that the Pittsburgh | Pirates made before the team swap between owners. |
| s City Royals, Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh | Pirates organizations before retiring after the 2006 |
| lomew Fatima is the leader of a group of sand | pirates who befriends Fei and Citan after shooting do |
| as a first baseman in 1988 by the Pittsburgh | Pirates), Wakefield began developing the knuckleball |
| was then assigned to affiliate, the Portland | Pirates to begin the 2007-08 season. |
| After the booby traps leave all the | pirates left behind except for the Captain and Pierre |
| The Eagles and Pittsburgh | Pirates, before being called Steelers, both finished |
| second Scavenger is a member of Deathstroke's | pirates after being broken out of a floating prison b |
| popular in the UK through a sketch involving | Pirates requiring better employment conditions ("We w |
| Bowl against the East Carolina | Pirates in Birmingham, Alabama on December 23, 2006. |
| The previous one was | Pirates of Blood River (1962). |
| Term of His Natural Life (Simon Walker), Sky | Pirates, Thirst, Bloodmoon (Brian May), Wendy Cracked |
| Oil Belt Conference, which includes the Iuka | Pirates, Raccoon Blue Devils, Selmaville Rockets, St. |
| ted to board a Somali pirate dhow with twelve | pirates on board, the pirates initially resisted with |
| s, and replaced them with a similar number of | pirates on board. |
| A group of 10 | pirates successfully boarded and hijacked the German- |
| At the tribunal Hawke duels one of the | pirates with boarding pikes managing to outfight him. |
| to be named later and cash to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Bob Owchinko. |
| d The Invisible Hook: The Hidden Economics of | Pirates, a book in which he uses rational choice theo |
| The | Pirates Own Book: Authentic Narratives of the Most Ce |
| He returned to the | Pirates' broadcast booth as a guest commentator for a |
| In 1973 the Charleston | Pirates were born, who were affiliated with the Pitts |
| y to start a new franchise and the Shreveport | Pirates were born. |
| ra, New York was a Pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1932-39), Boston Bees (1940), Brooklyn Dodge |
| , Philadelphia Phillies (1935-37), Pittsburgh | Pirates (1937-41), Boston Red Sox (1944-45) and Cinci |
| , St. Louis Cardinals (1903-1905), Pittsburgh | Pirates (1905), Boston Beaneaters & Doves (1906-1907) |
| on Astros, and one apiece with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Boston Red Sox. |
| , Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh | Pirates and Boston Red Sox. |
| ing May 2009, she appeared in the new musical | Pirates! in Boston in anticipation of a Broadway run. |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Boston Braves. |
| He played for the Boston Bees, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Boston Braves. |
| He played for the Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Boston Doves. |
| 908 to 1915, Becker played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates, the Boston Doves, the New York Giants, the C |
| ball between 1943 and 1947 for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Boston Braves. |
| ear with them before moving to the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1906-1907), Boston Red Sox (1908) and Boston |
| ng Company goes to war with all the assembled | pirates as both sides make terms with each other on a |
| with Mike Gonzalez and cash to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Brandon Lyon, Jeff Suppan, and Anastacio |
| aded by the Florida Marlins to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Brant Brown. |
| ies at Three Rivers Stadium vs the Pittsburgh | Pirates; the Braves won the game 4-0, advancing to th |
| On June 2, 2007, the Pittsburgh | Pirates signed Brazelton to a minor league contract a |
| in time to play three games with the Portland | Pirates, afterwards breaking his right hand, and four |
| amed later and Oliver Perez to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for Brian Giles. |
| Fire, Macon Knights, Memphis Xplorers, Peoria | Pirates, Rochester Brigade, & Wichita Stealth. |
| To aid the Company in destroying the | pirates, Great Britain supplies the East India Tradin |
| About the same time Saxon | pirates raided Britain, which Constantine had left de |
| As news of Algerian | pirates incepting British vessels began to circulate, |
| ns (1920-1927, 1929-1930) with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Brooklyn Robins. |
| NFL for four years with the Bears, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Brooklyn Dodgers before leaving to serve |
| He pitched from 1903-1911 with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Brooklyn Dodgers. |
| 24), Mamaux played mainly with the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Brooklyn Robins. |
| South Dakota was a pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1925-26), Brooklyn Robins (1928-29), Philade |
| or League Baseball pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Brooklyn Dodgers. |
| 911 until 1927, he pitched for the Pittsburgh | Pirates (1911-12), Brooklyn Robins (1915-17, 1919-192 |
| Edmonton Eskimos, Calgary Tigers, Pittsburgh | Pirates, Boston Bruins, and Detroit Cougars. |
| You cannot protect your Seaboard against | Pirates & Buccaneers. |
| lones, earning call-ups to the AHL's Portland | Pirates, Hamilton Bulldogs, and Manitoba Moose. |
| half-way through the movie, where a group of | pirates are bundled together and raised by a large ne |
| way through the season, on July 20, 1936, the | Pirates released Bush. |
| and 1999 drafts by the Marlins, Yankees, and | Pirates, respectively, but did not sign with them. |
| l near the Chinese coast, they are boarded by | pirates, led by Chinese-American Johnny Sing-up. |
| 985 to serve as acting general manager as the | Pirates, rocked by a drug scandal, poor play and fall |
| But when modern-day | pirates (led by Frakes, who stole Michael's wallet an |
| A group of | pirates, led by Captain Hook and Mr. Smee, wield the |
| The | Pirates, led by Byron White, would go on to win that |
| mbarks on a journey to find the treasure, but | pirates led by Long John Silver (Alfred Burke) have p |
| That quickly changes when a gang of | pirates, led by the sinister Risky Boots, attacks the |
| en sword and got into trouble with a group of | pirates led by Captain Blackeye. |
| mbarks on a journey to find the treasure, but | pirates led by Long John Silver (Charlton Heston) hav |
| t is about to be attacked by a group of Dutch | pirates led by Jacques L'Hermite. |
| r for the New York Yankees (1967), Pittsburgh | Pirates (1971-72), California Angels (1973-74) and Oa |
| eveland Indians, San Diego Padres, Pittsburgh | Pirates and California Angels. |
| l) of the National Football League Pittsburgh | Pirates, later called the Pittsburgh Steelers. |
| They were similar to the Edelweiss | Pirates, but came from more organised socialist or co |
| d 4-0 late in their series opener against the | Pirates, but came from behind once again to win 5-4 i |
| ms convinced Clendenon to attend a Pittsburgh | Pirates try-out camp in 1957, and he signed with the |
| ll District and Hicks often wore a Pittsburgh | Pirates baseball cap as his trademark while directing |
| He would go on to play for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and captain the Chicago Black Hawks of the NH |
| Eleven | pirates were captured in total. |
| The | pirates were captured without a fight. |
| was recovered, one pirate was killed, and six | pirates were captured. |
| three masts, she held off the attack, and the | pirates withdrew, capturing only the King David. |
| The | Pirates sent Carlos Rios (minors) to the Braves on Se |
| itting coach, and catching instructor for the | Pirates, East Carolina University's baseball team; he |
| 2000: Al Martin was traded by the Pittsburgh | Pirates with cash to the San Diego Padres for John Va |
| 23, 2009, Myrow was traded to the Pittsburgh | Pirates for cash considerations. |
| tanker traveling from Singapore to China, the | pirates stole cash and ransacked part of the ship, bu |
| 4: Jason Kendall was traded by the Pittsburgh | Pirates with cash to the Oakland Athletics for Mark R |
| Pirates de Catalunya (Catalan: Pirates of Catalonia, | |
| e was called after seven innings to allow the | Pirates to catch a train home from St. Louis. |
| health improve towards earning a spot as the | Pirates' starting catcher in the 1936 season. |
| uture Hall of Fame member, had taken over the | Pirates starting catcher's role and, in 1942, Davis t |
| core tied at 10-10, as a pinch runner for the | Pirates' starting catcher, Mark Parent. |
| r who is wanted for treason, and is after the | pirates that caused his parents' death. |
| The Carter Hall ordered the | pirates to cease and desist but was ignored. |
| n was expected to make the 2008 roster as the | Pirates' starting center fielder, but lost the positi |
| on December 5, 2009 between the East Carolina | Pirates, the champion of Conference USA's East Divisi |
| In the 1984 movie The Ice | Pirates the characters are seen watching Rollerball ( |
| The | Pirates were charged $10 per man per day: $3.75 per m |
| tured a Dutch sloop and brought her and seven | pirates to Charleston, South Carolina, for trial. |
| The | Pirates beat Cherry Point in the first game 24-0. |
| He was a pitcher for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Chicago Orphans of the National League be |
| ew York Giants, Chicago White Sox, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Chicago Cubs. |
| Chicago White Stockings (1883-1889), Chicago | Pirates (1890), Chicago Colts (1891, 1896-1897), Loui |
| 941-47), Cleveland Indians (1948), Pittsburgh | Pirates (1949), Chicago Cubs (1949) and New York Yank |
| He played for the Pittsburgh | Pirates and Chicago White Sox. |
| is Browns, Philadelphia Athletics, Pittsburgh | Pirates, and Chicago White Sox. |
| , Texas Rangers (1998, 2002-2003), Pittsburgh | Pirates (1998), Chicago Cubs (2000-2001), and Cincinn |
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