The Bucs have some expectations this season.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have been placed at number nine in ESPN's way-too-early MLB power rankings ahead of next season. The surprisingly high top-ten ranking highlights growing optimism around the franchise heading into the offseason.
The Pirates face significant roster choices during the winter, including key decisions regarding free-agent second baseman Brandon Lowe and potential rotation upgrades. The top-ten placement underscores rising expectations as the club aims to contend for a postseason spot.
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