Pittsburgh Pirates Scores, Results & Schedule

For most of Sunday at PNC Park, this was a one-run game waiting for one more swing. The last and biggest belonged to Rafael Flores Jr., whose eighth-inning two-run homer sent the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Kansas City Royals 4-3.

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Sep 19, 2026 · 3:40 pm PDT

Brandon Lowe’s eighth-inning homer lifts Pirates past Royals after Kansas City rally

For seven innings at PNC Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates looked like they had built enough. Then the Kansas City Royals stacked together a comeback and briefly stole the lead, only for Brandon Lowe to answer with the swing that decided a 6-5 Pirates win.

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Sep 18, 2026 · 3:40 pm PDT

Pirates hit their way back from 4-0 hole, top Royals 8-5 behind Konnor Griffin and Spencer Horwitz

Pittsburgh did not erase Kansas City’s early punch with one outburst Friday at PNC Park. The Pirates answered in layers, piling up 15 hits and wiping away deficits of 4-0 and 5-2 before a three-run seventh inning carried them to an 8-5 win over the Royals.

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Sep 17, 2026 · 9:35 am PDT

Pirates ride five-run second and Henry Davis' answer homer past Brewers 7-4

Baseball sometimes announces its verdict in one untidy inning and then spends the rest of the day making everyone live with it. At PNC Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates built a five-run second, then used Henry Davis’ two-run homer in the eighth to hold off the Milwaukee Brewers 7-4.

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Sep 16, 2026 · 3:40 pm PDT

Christian Yelich’s seventh-inning single lifts Brewers past Pirates after Pittsburgh’s home-run surge

The Milwaukee Brewers won this game without a home run and without much margin for error, which made Christian Yelich’s seventh-inning two-run single feel like the cleanest answer to a night that kept swinging back toward Pittsburgh. Milwaukee left PNC Park with a 5-4 win after weathering three Pirates homers and closing the final innings just tightly enough.

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Sep 15, 2026 · 3:40 pm PDT

Brewers waited out their opening, then buried Pirates with a four-run sixth in 5-1 win

For five innings, this looked like the kind of game Pittsburgh might steal with a few timely swings. Then Milwaukee turned one thin lead into a comfortable one, and the Pirates were left staring at the cruelest line of the night: 10 hits, one run.

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