"When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives."
-George R. R. Martin
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At the outset of this extremely detailed report about the Pittsburgh sports media industry, I want to...
Energy is everything.
The only reason human beings have ever paid their time, money, and attention to sporting events is for the chance at an energy return.
Energy comes in many forms.
On April 4th, you can go to...
Midway through the month of May, two of the top Low-A West Virginia Power pitchers changed roles.
Right-handed pitcher Yeudy Garcia is having one of the...
In 2011, the Pirates signed Venezuelan outfielder Elvis Escobar to a $570,000 bonus, making him one of the Pirates' top international investments that year,...
I am in Charleston this weekend to watch the Low-A West Virginia Power's three-game set, and received a few injury updates:
**Shortstop Cole Tucker missed...
The Pittsburgh Pirates have extended their Player Development Contract with the West Virginia Power through the 2018 season. The previous PDC was set to expire...
As we head into the final week of minor league baseball, the Bradenton Marauders hitters are comfortably leading the Florida State League in both batting average and OPS. They are also leading the league in runs scored and 3rd in homers. What I'm wondering though is if McKechnie Field is assisting in this offensive outburst or if the Marauders just have a great group of talented hitters.
One of the milder surprise players in the 2011 Pirates' minor league system is Kawika Emsley-Pai, the Catcher/Designated Hitter for the West Virginia Power. Emsley-Pai was originally a 10th round pick by the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2010, but was cut after just one short-season stint for them.
Pirates Prospects was able to procure an interview with Curry, who was kind enough to complete the e-interview while riding the bus from West Virginia to Augusta.
