Stadium & Culture
12 entries in the Pittsburgh Pirates compendium.
Forbes FieldForbes Field was a baseball park in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Roberto Clemente StatueA bronze tribute to the Pirate legend stands guard outside PNC Park.Seventh Inning StretchA long-standing tradition that takes place between the halves of the seventh inning.Three Rivers StadiumWhere three rivers met, a dynasty was born under a concrete sky.PNC ParkWhere the river breeze meets the skyline and the whole city roars 'Let's Go Cols.'Willie StargellSixteen years, one swing, one voice — Pops was the Pirates.Dick GroatSix Gold Gloves, one quiet hand, and the soul of the 1960 Pirates.Vern LawHe didn't just close games; he closed batters' eyes, ears, and will to fight back.Bill MazeroskiOne swing in the cold October night made a Pirate immortal.Lee EliaThe voice that made a thousand kitchens feel like PNC Park before PNC Park existed.Bob MooseThe lefty the Pirates called when the right-handed bats were loading the bases and the ligBuccaneers nicknameSame crew, same plunder—just a different name on the bottle of rum.
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