Honest Wagner

Karstens and Narveson at four.

After last night's rainout, the Pirates remain a game under. McDonald and Gallardo at eight.

18-19, but still three games back of St. Louis. Maybe the Cardinals fell asleep at the wheel, waiting for the light to change. Jon Garland ...

Bucs at 18-18, three games behind St. Louis. Kuroda and Maholm at seven.

Lilly and Correia at seven. Beer fort in magnificent shape.

The Pirates, at 17-17, are moving in on first place in the NL Central. The Dodgers, at 16-19, must envy the stable leadership of the Nutting...

McDonald and Happ at 1:35 as the Bucs attempt the unthinkable. Call your mother.

Norris and a Charlie Morton at seven.

Pirate nemesis Wandy Rodriguez and playoff MVP Paul Maholm at seven. Pirates are a game under .500 and 2 1/2 out of first.

Bucs win 7-4 against the hapless last-place Padres. Cy Young candidate Correia leads the NL with 5 wins.

Game start at ten. Karstens and Latos. Pirates are one game under .500 and two games out of first. This despite some disappointing numbers ...

Bucs up 4-2 at the end of the seventh. No bunts yet.

One of the two Charlie Mortons takes on Ubaldo starting soon. Amezaga gets the start and bats second for the Rockies.

A historic night, as Maholm, Hammel, and Amezaga usher in the Danny Moskos Era.

Huntington's Correia and Shawn Chacon at 8:40. Looking forward to the day when the Pirates play at Straub Field or Dogfish Head Field.

While we were sleeping, the Steelers have been adding some players.

Day game,--Vogelsong (!) and Karstens at 12:30.

Bumgardener and McDonald at seven. McDonald should have a killer 2012 Topps ATTAX card.

Cain and Morton sometime later. Chance of a rain delay, I imagine.

Maholm gets the win against Adam LaRoche, Sean Burnett, and Brian Bixler. Bucs are two games out of first.