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Hosted by Pittsburgh Pirates · sports · EN-US · 68 episodes
Pirates Insider Podcast is your source for all things Buccos. Join Jason Mackey as he breaks down the latest stories, roster moves, game takeaways, clubhouse developments, and the current state of your Pittsburgh Pirates. Whether you’re catching up after a series, looking ahead to what’s next, Mackey's got you covered on the Pirates Insider Podcast
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Episode #69
The Pirates are starting what could be a season-defining road trip. In this episode of the Pirates Inside Podcast, Jason Mackey dives into nine storylines to follow. They range from the quality of the opponents to Paul Skenes, the fifth start spot, Esmerlyn Valdez and how Konnor Griffin and Ryan O'Hearn factor in to all of this.
Episode #68
Brandon Lowe walked it off, and Rafael Flores Jr. hit two home runs despite not being in the starting lineup. Why do both of those individual stories matter so much? And why was this potentially the biggest win of the year for the Pirates? Also, what to make of Paul Skenes' latest outing? Jason Mackey breaks it all down right here.
Episode #67
We've seen this movie before. Oneil Cruz hit a key home run in his first game back. Meanwhile, Braxton Ashcraft nearly replicated his career-best start. What went into both of those? And what do they mean for the Pirates' chances moving forward? Why was Tuesday's game especially important? Jason Mackey breaks it all down here.
Episode #66
Carmen Mlodzinski struggled during the Pirates' 8-5 loss to the Tigers on Monday night at PNC Park. What gave him trouble? And what should the Pirates do about his role? Before the game, the Pirates got some good news on Oneil Cruz, Konnor Griffin and Ryan O'Hearn. Jason Mackey breaks it all down here.
Episode #65
The Pirates beat the Red Sox, 8-3, on Sunday at PNC Park to win the series. What did the bullpen show us? Also, what is there to take out of the offensive side, especially as it relates to Esmerlyn Valdez, Bryan Reynolds and Brandon Lowe? Ben Cherington also talked about the Paul Skenes decision and Oneil Cruz's timeline. Jason Mackey breaks it all down here.
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