Pirates broadcast recreates Masters, Jim Nantz intro at Wrigley Field
"It's a tradition unlike any other. Welcome to the final round at the Wrigley... Hello, friends."
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Pirates broadcasters call out Oneil Cruz’s ‘lackadaisical’ effort
"Want to see a little bit more enthusiasm."
Pirates announcer Greg Brown convinced Pittsburgh’s ‘going to win this year’
"The word 'win' is being used a lot. They're in win mode now."
Pirates announcer usurps Astros broadcast with home run call
"Clear the deck! Cannonball coming!"
Announcers pull off successful regular & reverse jinx in same at-bat
When in doubt, try the jinx.
Mets, Pirates broadcast teams couldn’t believe umpire’s questionable strike zone
"Strike called oh my goodness..."
Pirates announcer Greg Brown lets Paul Skenes’ electrifying moment breathe
"Great job by Greg Brown to let the moment breathe."
Broadcaster cracks joke about pitcher Hunter Greene vomiting on mound
"It's an issue when your starter doesn't give you any length. It can be tough to stomach."
Pittsburgh Pirates TV broadcast denies hot mic fart
"We’re happy that everyone’s watching and listening."
Paul Skenes’ start interrupted by possible fart
That's the power of a fart.
Pirates announcer Greg Brown: Strike zone enforcement ‘needs fixed’
"Not beating up on umps, but this needs fixed."
Pirates announcers describe ‘wild’ snow scene during game
"It's a wild look, isn't it? Wild!"
Pittsburgh Pirates announcer Greg Brown rips Jon Heyman for writing “ridiculous things” during broadcast
"Take everything that guy says with a grain of salt."
Pittsburgh Pirates’ broadcast enamored by nomadic squirrel: “Get the hammer, Russ!”
"Now, where’s this squirrel live? There’s no trees out here."
Pirates announcer Greg Brown, so stunned by team’s lead, fumbles the score three times
Live TV is hard. Math is also hard. Combining the two is bound to cause an occasional slip up
Pirates broadcaster Greg Brown reads preposterously fake Joe Maddon quote from CBS Sports’ Tom Fornelli
No, Maddon did not actually suggest that Diaz dig a trench in front of home plate.
