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The Pittsburgh Pirates were one of the most successful teams of the 1970's, winning the National League's Eastern Division six times and coming in 2nd place three times. During this decade, they won the World Series twice, culminating in the "We Are Family" 1979 team. These teams were especially known for there stacked line-up of both powerful and high-average hitters. After playing in Three Rivers Stadium for years, the Pirates now play in PNC Park.
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| Titles and Awards |
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World Championship
1979 1971 1960 1925 1909 NL Championship 1979 1971 1960 1927 1925 1909 1903 Division Champions 1990-1992 1979 1974-1975 1970-1972 |
Most Valuable Player
Award Barry Bonds, 1990, 1992 Willie Stargell (tie), 1979 Dave Parker, 1978 Roberto Clemente, 1966 Dick Groat, 1960 Paul Waner, 1927 Cy Young Award Doug Drabek, 1990 Vernon Law, 1960 Rookie of the Year Award Jason Bay, 2004 |
Hall of Famers (primarily with Pittsburgh Pirates)
Max Carey, 1910-1926 Fred Clarke, 1900-1911, 1913-1915 Roberto Clemente, 1955-1972 Ralph Kiner, 1946-1953 Bill Mazeroski, 1956-1972 Willie Stargell, 1962-1982 Pie Traynor, 1920-1937 Arky Vaughan, 1932-1941 Honus Wagner, 1900-1907 Lloyd Waner, 1927-1941, 1944-1945 Paul Waner, 1926-1940 Retired Numbers Billy Meyer (mgr.), #1 Ralph Kiner, #4 Willie Stargell, #8 Bill Mazeroski, #9 Paul Waner, #11 Pie Traynor, #20 Roberto Clemente, #21 Honus Wagner, #33 Danny Murtaugh (mgr.), #40 |
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Team Batting Leaders
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Team Pitching Leaders
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Most Runs -- 912 (1925)
Fewest Runs -- 464 (1917) Hits -- 1,698 (1922) Singles (since 1900) -- 1,297 (1922) Doubles -- 320 (2000) Triples -- 129 (1912) Most Home Runs -- 171 (1999) Fewest Home Runs -- 9 (1917) Most Grand Slams -- 7 (1978, 1996) Most Pinch HRs -- 10 (1996, 2001) Most RBI -- 844 (1930) Most Total Bases -- 2,430 (1966) Most Stolen Bases -- 264 (1907) Most Walks -- 607 (1947) Most Strikeouts -- 1,197 (1999) Most Hit by Pitch -- 92 (1997) Highest Batting Average -- .309 (1928) Lowest Batting Average -- .231 (1952) Highest Slugging Percentage -- .449 (1930) Lowest Slugging Percentage -- .298 (1917) |
Lowest ERA -- 2.48 (1918)
Highest ERA -- 5.97 (1890) Most Shutouts -- 26 (1906) Fewest Shutouts -- 2 (1925) Most Strikeouts -- 1,124 (1969) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn. -- 56 (1903) Most Wild Pitches -- 67 (2000) Most Complete Games -- 133 (1904) Most Home Runs Allowed -- 183 (1996) Fewest Home Runs Allowed -- 4 (1902) Most Saves -- 52 (1979) |
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| Individual Batting Leaders (Season) |
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Batting Average -- .385
On-Base Average -- .491 Slugging Pct. -- .658 At Bats -- 698 Runs -- 148 Hits -- 237 Total Bases -- 369 Singles -- 198 Doubles -- 62 Triples -- 36 Home Runs -- 54 RBI -- 131 Walks -- 137 Strikeouts -- 169 Stolen Bases -- 96 Extra Base Hits -- 90 Hit by Pitch -- 31 Sacrifice Hits -- 42 Sacrifice Flies -- 15 Intentional Walks -- 32 |
Arky Vaughan
Arky Vaughan Ralph Kiner Matty Alou Jake Stenzel Paul Waner Kiki Cuyler Lloyd Waner Paul Waner Chief Wilson Ralph Kiner Paul Waner Ralph Kiner Craig Wilson Omar Moreno Willie Stargell Jason Kendall Pie Traynor Bobby Bonilla Barry Bonds |
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1935 1949 1969 1894 1927 1925 1927 1932 1912 1949 1927 1982, 1976 2004 1980 1973 1997, 1998 1928 1990 1992 |
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ERA -- 1.11
Wins -- 41 Losses -- 35 Win/Loss Pct. -- .947 WHIP -- 0.854 Games -- 94 Saves -- 46 Innings -- 581.0 Strikeouts -- 326 Starts -- 63 Complete Games -- 63 Shutouts -- 12 Wild Pitches -- 30 Hit by Pitch -- 27 |
Babe Adams
Ed Morris Fleury Sullivan Elroy Face Babe Adams Kent Tekulve, Salomon Torres Mike Williams Ed Morris Ed Morris Ed Morris Ed Morris Ed Morris Harry Staley Pink Hawley |
1909
1886 1884 1959 1909 1979, 2006 2002 1885 1886 1885, 1886 1885, 1886 1886 1889 1897 |