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Royals Acquire Bailey Falter

By Leo Morgenstern | July 31, 2025 at 4:46pm CDT

The Royals have acquired left-handed starter Bailey Falter from the Pirates, with lefty Evan Sisk and minor league first baseman Callan Moss headed back to Pittsburgh in return. Both teams have announced the trade.

Falter, 28, settled in as a capable back-end starter for the Pirates over the past two seasons. From 2024-25, he has made 50 starts, averaging just over five innings per game. He has a 4.12 ERA and a 4.99 SIERA in that time. Neither a strikeout pitcher nor a groundball pitcher, none of Falter’s pitches stand out as especially dangerous, but he survives thanks to average control and elite extension. He will offer the Royals some much-needed rotation depth, with Kris Bubic out for the season and Cole Ragans, Michael Lorenzen, and Alex Marsh also on the IL. Falter might not be the kind of pitcher the Royals want starting in a postseason series, but he can help them in the uphill climb they’re facing to get to the playoffs. He is making $2.22MM this year and will be under team control through arbitration for another three seasons.

Sisk, now 28, was drafted by the Cardinals in 2018 and traded to the Twins in 2021 as part of a package for J.A. Happ. A year and a half later, the Twins flipped him to the Royals as part of the deal that brought Michael A. Taylor to Minnesota. Almost seven years after he was drafted, Sisk made his MLB debut for KC earlier this year. He threw a total of 5 1/3 innings in two separate stints with the big league club, giving up just one earned run and striking out 11. He also pitched to a 3.77 ERA and 3.83 FIP in 28.2 innings with the Triple-A Omaha Storm Chasers. Sisk has never been a top prospect, in no small part due to questions about his ability to retire right-handed hitters at the highest level. That helps explain why he has pitched at Triple-A with two different organizations in parts of four separate seasons, and he’s only managed to earn five big league appearances.

Moss, now 21, signed with the Royals as an undrafted free agent last summer. While he is not a highly-regarded prospect, the righty batter crushed the baseball last year at Single-A (177 wRC+ in 22 games) and has continued to hit well this year at High-A (123 wRC+ in 92 games). He’s also added a total of 17 stolen bases in 24 attempts.

Jon Heyman of The New York Post was the first to report that Falter was heading to Pittsburgh, while Alex Stumpf of MLB.com was first on the return of Sisk and Moss.

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110 Comments

  1. Tugboat54

    22 hours ago

    For what loser prospect?

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  2. HiredGun23

    22 hours ago

    Royals adding some arms. I like it…

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    • AI GM

      22 hours ago

      If you don’t have a ton to sell go for it. I like it but Royals fans wanted to sell.

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      • seth

        22 hours ago

        Not all of us. We want offense.

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        • coachsixstring

          22 hours ago

          AI is crazy. What was there to sell? This is allowing us to still be semi-competitive this year, then trade Bubic in the off-season for a bat, and be MORE competitive next year, with a healthy Ragans.

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      • RoyalsFanAmongWolves

        22 hours ago

        not this Royals fan!

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      • Hound_333

        4 hours ago

        We really only wanted to sell Lugo. That was only due to him being gone at the end of the season. Once that was fixed we wanted to make the team better for this year and the next few years. They did that.

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  3. Mike Adamson

    22 hours ago

    Underrated pitcher but not flashy! See if we get anything worth talking about

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    • toddk-2

      22 hours ago

      Exactly falter pitches like a 3-4 pitcher most days

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  4. georgebell 2

    22 hours ago

    Yep, that’s a very Royals move

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  5. Rsox

    22 hours ago

    We have soon two deasline traditions come to an end it seems: the Phillies and Angels making trades and the Padres getting a lefty starter from the Pirates

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    • King. Of. Cards

      22 hours ago

      Red Sox sitting this one out it appears

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      • Rsox

        22 hours ago

        Picking up Dustin May they probably should have

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  6. Steinbrenner2728

    22 hours ago

    I wonder what that “Richard Jarzynka” has to say about all this.

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    • grizzled sports vet

      22 hours ago

      Or one of his other accounts

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    • Buuba ho tep

      22 hours ago

      He would say that pittsburgh is a bad baseball town. That they are losing money.
      Typical of his trollness.

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  7. James Midway

    22 hours ago

    Royals brand new rotation.

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  8. Westbound and down

    22 hours ago

    Why?

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  9. max l

    22 hours ago

    Even with Ragans hurt, SP was the least of the Royals problems, so not sure why they are stacking them, but at least they are controllable beyond this year

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    • kcmark

      22 hours ago

      Bubic is out for the year.

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    • RoyalsFanAmongWolves

      21 hours ago

      three rotation pitchers on the injury list, one that is out for the year. two are still on the injury list. these trades address a need for the pitching staff and Moss the first baseman minor-leaguer was blocked anyway by Vinnie.

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  10. avs5103

    22 hours ago

    Annual passage of end of summer. Pirates bending over.

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  11. AL B DAMNED

    22 hours ago

    ROYAL FLUSH OR PIRATE SLUSH?

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  12. jakei

    22 hours ago

    Hopefully this means Bubba Chandler will be freed from Bob Nutting’s Prospect Prison

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  13. Alex Snow

    22 hours ago

    I guess the Pirates were determined not to falter.

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  14. DirtyDavis

    22 hours ago

    Everyone must go!!

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  15. alwaysgo4two

    22 hours ago

    Free agent next year. Not unexpected. Heaney is going to be close behind.

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    • ViolenceAtTheRim

      22 hours ago

      Huh? Falter is under team control until 2029.

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    • TheMan 3

      22 hours ago

      Heaney wasn’t traded

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  16. TJECK109

    22 hours ago

    Pirates sitting on IKF, Rogers, Heaney and Santana.

    Maybe they give Santana the closer role.

    No clue why they are holding their rentals

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    • TheMan 3

      22 hours ago

      Rogers was traded to the Cubs

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    • bucsfan

      22 hours ago

      Give Santana the close and try to build even more value in him for the offseason or next year’s deadline

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    • AI GM

      21 hours ago

      A team trying to win would have little to no use for IKF Heaney.

      After Bednar Falter trades thank the gods they held onto Santana.

      Pham though seems like a movable piece.

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      • AI GM

        21 hours ago

        Maybe try to contend with Kelly ball next 2 months. 20 game win streak lead by red hot Pham.

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    • grizzled sports vet

      20 hours ago

      They’ll just DFA whatever free agents didn’t move before they hit any bonuses.

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  17. holecamels35

    22 hours ago

    Guy not having a page isn’t optimistic

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    • AI GM

      21 hours ago

      He has a page

      Reply
  18. joew

    22 hours ago

    Didn’t expect that.

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  19. Skeptical

    22 hours ago

    As a Pirate fan, how much worse can it get? Trading players who could help next year instead of players on one tear contracts. Cherington is definitely the best of what he does, I.e. trading for prospects that he fails to develop.

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    • Dboi

      22 hours ago

      I understand if he was trading Falter for a major league ready bat. But he traded the guy for NOTHING. It’s so bad it looks like sabotage.

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      • AI GM

        21 hours ago

        Id understand if he traded Falter for a 10 to 20 prospect in A ball. This reliever could be good but doesn’t mean you can’t get more.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      21 hours ago

      Skeptical- These trades really show us what Cherington is really like.
      No ML ready players.
      He still thinks that he can develop young position players.
      The proverbial salary dumps in Hayes,Bednar,and Rogers,even though the last was an obvious necessary one.
      Why make this trade of a valuable starting pitcher for an A level first baseman?Does he not remember all of the trash AAA and AAAA starters that he used to have to bring up in August every year?
      Why spend time on this trade but not trade IKF and Pham and Heaney for this type of young player?
      I really have given him the benefit of doubt over the years but this clearly begs the question-How can anyone think that this guy is competent enough to be a ML GM?

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      • TheMan 3

        20 hours ago

        maybe no team wanted Pham, Heaney or IKF

        regardless, Cherington brought no one back to help the current offense and that’s unbelievable

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        • AI GM

          17 hours ago

          I wouldn’t want IKF Heaney. Pham maybe if desperate.

          After Hayes trade I was ready to extend Cherington. After Bednar I was having 2nd thoughts. After Falter your fired Ben.

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        • Mendoza Line 215

          16 hours ago

          I think that teams must be shying away from Pham because he is Pham.
          Keep him.Batting 370 the last six weeks.
          IKF was desirable before and I think that he is underrated and my guess is that time just ran out after doing the other priority trades.
          Heaney pitched well last game but was awful for almost a month before.They could have traded him a month ago and at least got something for him.

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        • AI GM

          12 hours ago

          Been a long time since IKF has hit. Never hit for power. Just so many better players moved. I didn’t see anyone worse than IKF moved. Heard Cherington liked his leadership. Can’t believe they would take leadership over $. Same with leadership for Cruz over $. I think it’s a lame marketing leak. Teams would need to buy that Pham miracle contacts story as well.

          IKF Heaney suck. They would have been just given away if anyone did want them.

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  20. cbee

    22 hours ago

    Pirates don’t want to give him a big arbitration raise next season.

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    • AI GM

      21 hours ago

      How big would it be

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      • Mendoza Line 215

        16 hours ago

        Cbee could be right.
        Bednar would earn $8M anyway and be well worth it.
        But they can keep Santana for a lot less and think that he can replace Bednar.
        It would not be the first time that Nutting was looking at the pocketbook first and foremost.
        And they may think that they could sign Bednar in 2027.

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        • AI GM

          12 hours ago

          He’s talking about Falter

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        • TheMan 3

          12 hours ago

          if these trades were salary dumps why are Pham, Heaney and IKF still on the roster?
          They could have easily dfa all three or put them on waivers before the deadline

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        • AI GM

          11 hours ago

          Keller makes as much as Bednar Hayes combine. Dump his salary.

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        • TheMan 3

          7 hours ago

          Hayes hit a three run homer in his first game with Cincinnati

          ESPN gave the Bucs a C- grade for the Bednar trade saying the Pirates should have got more for him

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        • Dboi

          3 hours ago

          Exactly and Falter was making less than half of what Heaney was making and had an ERA a whole run better. Just an awful trade.

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  21. hottakesonly

    22 hours ago

    This was a good trade by BC for once to get falter for Rodolfo Castro he stunk. See what sisk turns into a lot of walks in his small sample

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  22. TJECK109

    22 hours ago

    Just a 22 year old in High A with 7 HR?

    Ok it’s 6pm. Fire BC

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    • TheMan 3

      22 hours ago

      here’s my guess
      There wasn’t any takers for Heaney and they wanted to bring up Chandler so trading Falter was the best option available

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      • AI GM

        21 hours ago

        DFA Heaney.

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        • Mendoza Line 215

          16 hours ago

          They are too cheap.
          You know the rule.
          Keep the free agents until at least early September.

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        • AI GM

          12 hours ago

          Doesn’t matter. They are paying them either way.

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      • Mendoza Line 215

        21 hours ago

        Then release Heaney or put him in the bullpen.
        Tail wagging the dog.
        Incredibly stupid trade.
        Dombrowski stole the Twins reliever.
        Preller makes smart deals.
        Cherington is a nothing and probably always was.We were just giving him the benefit of the doubt.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      20 hours ago

      I cannot imagine what was going through Cherington’s mind.
      If Nutting has any brains at all he will fire him immediately.

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      • AI GM

        16 hours ago

        Nutting was 100 percent in agreement with these trades. He’s extremely hands on.

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      • Buuba ho tep

        2 hours ago

        I doubt cherrington does have a mind. I’ve heard that cherrington is on his way out the door, so he sabotaged these trades. If this is true,then he’s just as bad as the taco pres

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      16 hours ago

      T- Following the Pirates under Nutting and Cherington is like wishing that there was a happy hour at every bar from Noon to Midnight every day so you wouldn’t have to deal with them.

      Reply
  23. mlb1225

    22 hours ago

    This may honestly have been the worst deadline I have ever seen as a baseball fan. Doing nothing would have been dozens of times better than whatever Cherington just did.

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    • bucsws2024

      21 hours ago

      If it weren’t for Littlefield paying Matt Morris the largest contract in Pirates history, this would be by far the worst Pirates deadline ever. But at least Littlefield can point to a few wins in drafting, trading and development. Cherington cannot.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      21 hours ago

      It is almost that he is begging to be fired.

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  24. mkdrums

    21 hours ago

    Exactly how does trading away pitchers who still have team control left for a bunch of prospects who haven’t gotten past single A make the Pirates better in 2026?

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    • AI GM

      21 hours ago

      This reliever is MLB ready.

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      • Mendoza Line 215

        16 hours ago

        If you are talking about Sisk just because he is ML ready does not mean that he is any good.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      21 hours ago

      They are not even good enough to make the Pirates better in 2028.

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  25. Skeptical

    21 hours ago

    Pirate fans on here have been arguing whether the Pirates should trade from their strength (pitching) for major league ready bats or hold on to their strength (pitching) and build off it. It seems Cherington took a third route: trade from their strength for “prospects” who will not be ready during the Skenes window..

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    • TheMan 3

      21 hours ago

      Heaney didn’t draw any interest and subsequently wasn’t traded
      In order to promote Chandler a spot in the roster was needed

      Still, all we got in return for the trades over the last two days are prospects. Such a disappointing performance by the worst general manager in baseball

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      • AI GM

        21 hours ago

        Then dfa Heaney and keep Falter

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        • touch_the_floor

          17 hours ago

          Or they can go with a 6 man rotation.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      20 hours ago

      And prospects turn into suspects under Cherington’s development system.

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  26. Jim Thome is my homie

    21 hours ago

    This one doesn’t make much sense at all. Falter could’ve been the 4/5 guy next year on a low price point.

    BC had high asks for the other players that didn’t get traded, but then practically gives away Falter.

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    • TheMan 3

      21 hours ago

      So much for Cherington’s claim that the trades would bring back major league ready players to make this team better this year and beyond

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      • Jim Thome is my homie

        20 hours ago

        BC is more of a bs artist than Nutting.

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        • Mendoza Line 215

          16 hours ago

          At this point they are one and the same.

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  27. bucsws2024

    21 hours ago

    How in hell do the Pirates still have Heaney on the roster but traded Falter for a 28 year old rookie and a guy who doesn’t even merit a link?

    Falter has been great. Solid #4 and efficient and lefty. Falter is one of Cherington’s very, very few decent acquisitions. Every Pirates fan assumed he was part of the 2026 rotation, as he’s the only left until Barco arrives (who still has control issues in AAA)..

    This is a horrible, horrible trade. And to hear “insiders” say Falter was going to be non-tendered as a $2.2M lefty with a 1.2 bWAR this season is reason to not just fire Cherington (along with the other disasters he signed off on this deadline). It’s reason to stand him against a wall on Federal St. in front of a firing squad.

    Cherington needs to be fired last month.

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  28. AI GM

    21 hours ago

    Starting LHP for a reliever and no power 1b prospect. Reliever could be good. Is MLB ready. 6 7 years. But this is what makes you trade Falter? Maybe his arm is about to go or he likes gambling too much.

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  29. Dice 66

    20 hours ago

    Bye Bye Ben!Completely dumbfounded by this trade,basically gave Falter away!

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  30. Mendoza Line 215

    20 hours ago

    Which again begs the question Why do knowledgeable Pirates fans know more about these things than Cherington?
    He gets an F on all of these trades and,inasmuch as he has a family,should just be tarred and feathered and run of town on a rail.
    The airplane banners should read-Nutting- Even my dog knows that you should fire Cherington.
    This dampens any enthusiasm the rest of the year as they have finally started to play well.

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    • AI GM

      16 hours ago

      Knowledgeable pirates fans? Where? Lol

      Most of the trades were good great. Bednar was iffy. Really iffy. Maybe they just seen something with those catchers and had to have them! (Like they did with Davis Endy! LoL Lol) Falter though even if I wanted to and tried my best I couldn’t make a argument that it was good or even average. Maybe they seen something and had to have that guy or something. That happens with real teams. Odds Pirates found a hidden gem? Come on now.

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      • Mendoza Line 215

        15 hours ago

        You have to get what you can for the free agents.I get that.And Huntington and Nutting had the philosophy to trade good players one or two years before free agency.I got that.
        But Huntington would get ML ready or ML players in return.
        I am OK with the Hayes trade because he did not want to be here,and other teams knew that,and they knew that he had a contract that overpaid him,so nothing of note was coming back.
        The young players for Bednar could prove to be prospects.
        I was wary thumbing through the new trades and did not want to trade Bednar.
        I did not expect to see the Falter trade.
        Falter is no Sandy Koufax but he has pitched better each year for the Pirates and they have at least two years of control.
        It shocked me that they would trade depth like that.
        I knew that they were not smart but it amazes me that they are this stupid.

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        • AI GM

          11 hours ago

          Nothing of note for Hayes? No idea why people think this. Stafura is Pirates 5th best prospect. Better than Cook Solometo Yorke Harrington I’ll even put him ahead of TJ.

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        • TheMan 3

          7 hours ago

          When will Stafura be making his major league debut?
          2030?

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        • AI GM

          1 hour ago

          2028

          Reply
      • Buuba ho tep

        2 hours ago

        AI MORON….WILL YOU JUST SHUT THE HELL UP

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        • AI GM

          1 hour ago

          Go see a psychiatrist you crazy pathetic lil man

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  31. Jim Thome is my homie

    20 hours ago

    The only accomplishment for BC is that all these prospects he’s accumulated over his tenure have made High A Greensboro 41 games over .500, and AAA Indy 21 games over .500.

    Maybe this deadline was to improve Altoona and Bradenton since they are under .500.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      15 hours ago

      Jim- You are thinking outside of the box but I like that.
      I have always said that it is important to have winning minor league teams.
      Both Indianapolis and Altoona have surprised me this year.
      Hopefully that transmits to wins for a future Pirates team.

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  32. balboa10

    17 hours ago

    He keeps the free agent at and of year and trades a pitcher we have under control for three more years that is pitching well for scrubs. Pirates fans

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  33. Skeptical

    17 hours ago

    Almost five hours after the deadline and I’m still in shock. The two beers didn’t help.

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    • Mendoza Line 215

      15 hours ago

      I had a margarita but only one and I should have had two or three.
      It is not easy being a Pirates fan.

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  34. panj341

    8 hours ago

    Another salary dump as Falter can be replaced by a player making league minimum. Nutting was afraid that Falter could get a raise over his current $2 million salary next year through arbitration. Any player over league minimum could be part of next salary dump. This trade does not make the Pirates better in 2026. Cherington is the biggest BS artist in MLB and Nutting loves him because he will spin any story to cover up Nutting’s desire for more profits.

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    • TheMan 3

      7 hours ago

      I’m guessing that Triolo will be coming back up to play 3rd base and Jack should be either sent back to Indy or DFA
      All he does is strike out and while looking

      I think its time to bring up the player we got from the Frazier trade who hits for power and plays all of the infield positions

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      • panj341

        4 hours ago

        TheMan 3
        Agree and I would go further and bring up Cooke, Yorke, Simon etc and play them regularly to see if they can adjust to MLB pitching. There are plenty of guys on expiring contracts and awful players such as Jack that you could demote or DFA.

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        • TheMan 3

          4 hours ago

          There’s an article in today’s New York Post where Cherington admits he could have gotten a top 10 prospect in the Bednar trade and turned it down in favor of the 3 players he wanted

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        • panj341

          3 hours ago

          TheMan 3
          Thanks, just found that, amazing that Cherington knows more than everyone else. Still don’t understand why we haven’t left last place with such a genius in charge.

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        • AI GM

          1 hour ago

          They can’t hit minor league pitching how they going to adjust to MLB.

          Reply
        • TheMan 3

          28 mins ago

          Suwinski can barely hit major league pitching and neither can Davis
          Come to think of it, Cruz has his own problems as proven by his strikeouts, and while I am posting, Triolo has issues hitting major league pitching
          Take Cruz out of the question, the lack of offense by these other 3 players, what would it hurt to promote others who might be better than these bums?
          The season is over, why not find out who can hit?

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        • AI GM

          2 mins ago

          They already know who can hit

          Reply
      • Buuba ho tep

        2 hours ago

        Man3..I think they will play peguero at short and use kiner-flipflop at 3rd

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        • TheMan 3

          26 mins ago

          I read in the Trib that by trading Hayes, they wanted to use Triolo strictly at 3rd base

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        • AI GM

          39 seconds ago

          They wanted out of Hayes contract. They don’t give a it about Triolo

          Reply
  35. joew

    6 hours ago

    They got rid of a 2026 rotation piece that excelled in the Pirates organization. Seems like they’re going to risk going with Skenes,Keller,Burrows and Chandler while hoping Jones can come back a full strength next season and fair shot they pick up another rental. Keeping Falter would have accomplished similar.

    Sisk looks promising on Paper but risky, Moss looks like he can move up his stock but probably 2-3 years out at best..

    IMO: low return for a backend pitcher with control. Flip the roles around for a promising near-term bat and a crapshoot relief arm would’ve been preferable. I would’ve probably kept Falter and looked for a FA reliever in the offseason.

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