The Pittsburgh Pirates could be active at the trade deadline. There's a chance they look to cut ties with one of their better starting pitchers in a trade, too.

PITTSBURGH — In what might be right-hander Zac Gallen’s final start, he and the Arizona Diamondbacks are trailing the Pittsburgh Pirates and right-hander Paul Skenes, 3-0, after five innings on July 27 at PNC Park.

He struck out Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suárez on three straight curveballs, got a great defensive play from Pirates left fielder Tommy Pham for the second out and then struck out pinch hitter Adrian Del Castillo, throwing five curveballs out of the seven pitches in the at-bat, securing the save.

A long overdue honor was given posthumously to Pirates legend Dave Parker Sunday. Parker, a former outfielder for the Pirates, took his place in the National Baseball Hall of Fame during the 2025 induction ceremony in Cooperstown,

Isiah Kiner-Falefa has been dealt at the trade deadline before, so the difficult thing about hearing rumors isn’t that he could be on the move again but rather the disappointment of his tenure in Pittsburgh.

Diamondbacks starter Ryne Nelson worked six scoreless innings, giving up just one hit while walking two and strikeout four.

Top prospect Carson Whisenhunt to debut for Giants vs. Pirates, filling rotation gap amid injuries and playoff race pressure.

The Pittsburgh Pirates will have a busy week with the MLB trade deadline on July 31, with many of their players in the organization rumored for pot