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Power bats spark Curve to victory over Reading

For the second night in a row, the Altoona Curve used the long ball to take down the Reading Fightin’ Phils in an 8-4 win. The 4,799 fans in attendance at PNG Field got more than they bargained for with the rockets off the Curve bats, and an appearance by Pirates shortstop Konnor ...

Bucs to open Legacy Hall

The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the opening of Legacy Hall this week, a new event and meeting space showcasing the largest display of Pirates memorabilia at PNC Park. Legacy Hall is a multi-use space located next to the left field entrance along Federal Street at the Willie Stargell statue. The space will now be available for family events, corporate meetings, networking events, and more, with capacity up to 150 guests. The hall also will be open to all ticketed fans each game day and accessible once inside the ballpark, provided the space is not reserved for a private event. The ...

Holzer’s pitching helps Gates pick up Federation League baseball victory

Ari Holzer struck out six and pitched a complete game to help Gloria Gates Foundation top UTLX, 6-2, in a George B. Kelley Federation game at Mansion Park on Wednesday. Nick Kraft had three hits for Gloria Gates, and Leland Baer and Conner Pike each added two. Cole Hartman and Latrell ...

Pirates Konnor Griffin to rehab with Altoona Curve

Pittsburgh Pirates infielder Konnor Griffin is scheduled to join the Altoona Curve on major league rehab assignment this week. Griffin, who was placed on the injured list on May 27 with a strained forearm, is scheduled to be in the Curve lineup for Wednesday night’s game against the ...

Curve begin second half with win over Fightin Phils

While the Altoona Curve went 31-26 over the final 57 games of the first half, it didn’t mean a lot as far as the standings went because of starting out the season 0-12. Tuesday served as a reset as the second half began in the Eastern League, and the Curve got off on the right foot in a 9-4 ...

WPIAL player leads Mariners to win over Pirates

PITTSBURGH — Cole Young hit a two-run home run in the seventh inning in his first major league game in his hometown to lift the Seattle Mariners to a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night. The 22-year-old second baseman’s drive into the right-field bleachers kept the ...