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DETROIT – The Pirates were reigning World Series champions when Don Kelly was born. The 46-year-old manager hasn’t been alive…

The Pittsburgh Pirates completed their first winning season since 2018 under 46-year-old manager Don Kelly, winning their regular-season finale on Sunday in Detroit. Although the club fell short of qualifying for the postseason after contending into September, securing a record above .500 marked just their fifth winning season in the past 34 years.
Pittsburgh finished the campaign strongly, going 19-11 over their final 30 games as players returned from injuries. Both manager Don Kelly and outfielder Bryan Reynolds expressed optimism about the team's resilience and building a winning culture heading into next season.
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