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How to Order Pirates Tickets Online

From our Pirates ticket page, view the game list by date. Click the "Buy Tickets" button, and the event page will come up. You'll see the venue map on the left and ticket listings on the right. You can sort the ticket options by price, section, row, and ticket quantity. Click on the ticket you want to purchase and log in or set up an account. After you fill out your billing and shipping information, complete the transaction to get your tickets delivered via mobile delivery.  Be there when you buy some Pirates tickets for home games at PNC Park. The Pirates are part of the Central Division of the National League. Their divisional opponents are the Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago Cubs. 

Pirates Repeat Last Place Finish in 2025

Pittsburgh spent most of 2025 at the bottom of the NL Central standings. With a final record of 71-91, the team took a step back from the previous season. 2023 stands as their best season in some time. The last season the team made the postseason was 2105, and since then, Pittsburgh has placed no better than third in the standings. Some highlights for the Pirates roster include the 20 home runs that Oneil Cruz hit. Bryan Reynolds had 144 hits and drove in 73. Paul Skenes won 10 games on the mound. His 1.97 ERA was the best in the league. 

Pirates Struggle to Improve in 2024

The 2024 Pirates finished the season with the same record as 2023, with 76 wins and 86 losses. The team had high hopes for continued improvement from the 2023 season, but their overall record put them at the bottom of the NL Central standings.

Who were the standout players for the Pirates? Bryan Reynolds, Oneil Cruz, and Andrew McCutchen were the driving forces behind the offense. As for pitching, Mitch Keller and Paul Skenes both won eleven games in 2024.  The team had its best month in July, going 15-10 overall. Sadly, the team hit a wall in August, losing 19 of 27 games overall. In the second half of the season, the team went 28-38, and that record pushed the team out of playoff contention. 

2023 Pirates Make Improvements

The Pittsburgh Pirates may have ended the season 16 games behind the Brewers, but the improvement overall was noticeable. They won 14 more games than they did in 2022, and fans were happy to see that. Centerfielder Jack Suwinski hit 26 home runs and drove in 74. His 172 strikeouts led the team, but that's par for the course when you are looking to hit every ball out of the park. Andrew McCutchen finished the season with a .256 batting average while hitting 12 home runs. At age 36, McCutchen is a fan favorite after he spent his first nine seasons as a Pirate. Bryan Reynolds had 151 hits in 2023, with 24 home runs and 84 RBIs. This team has the slugging power to contend, but will their pitching stand up next season? 

Pittsburgh Pirates 2022 Season in Review

The Pirates closed out the 2022 season with a record of 62-100. That put them in fourth place in the National League Central division. Top Pirates players include Bryan Reynolds, Ke'Bryan Hayes, Michael Chavis, Ben Gamel, and Jack Suwinski.

Bryan Reynolds played in 145 games, with 542 at-bats. He had 142 hits and drove in 62 RBIs. His power is in the home run bat that he swings. He had 27 home runs for the season. Ke'Bryan Hayes had 505 at-bats, hit seven home runs, and had 41 RBIs. He stole 20 bases in 2022. Michael Chavis used his 401 at-bats to hit 14 home runs and drive in 49 RBIs. Ben Gamel played in 115 games. He finished the season with a .232 batting average. In Jack Suwinski's first season, he hit 19 home runs in 326 at-bats. His work in the outfield was outstanding in 2022.

Pirates 2021 Season Recap

The Pirates entered their 140th season in 2021, having high hopes with the first-round pick in hand. Catcher Henry Davis hopes to be the first of many up-and-coming players on the Pirates roster in 2022. Their final record for 2021 was 61-101.
Bright spots for the Pirates would include a 5-2 record against the Marlins. The team managed to do well against the Angels and Mets. Manager Derek Shelton looks to next season with a roster that includes Anthony Alford, Dustin Fowler, Ben Gamel, and more.