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The Pittsburgh Pirates are spending this offseason trying to figure out how to take that next step as a team. The Pirates are coming off of their first winning season since 2018, so momentum is building, but they are still…

The Pittsburgh Pirates were ranked No. 15 in recent MLB power rankings compiled by MLB.com contributor Will Leitch. Coming off their first winning campaign since 2018, Pittsburgh placed directly in the middle of the league standings. Leitch highlighted that the team's offense exceeded expectations and anticipated a stronger pitching rotation, led by Paul Skenes, in 2027.
Seven National League clubs ranked ahead of Pittsburgh, including the Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Milwaukee Brewers. Jeremy Brener of Bucs Dugout argues that the Pirates must considerably upgrade their roster via free agency or rely on continued development from top prospects to reach playoff contention.
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