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Pirates’ offensive upgrade might not matter if this problem doesn’t get fixed in 2026

January 15, 2026 by Rum Bunter

The Pittsburgh Pirates played in a league-high 60 one-run games in 2025, suggesting that their bullpen––not just their offense–– will be key to their improvement in 2026.

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