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| Record |
57-104 .354 |
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| Standings |
6th in the NL East (43.5 games back) |
| Pythagorean |
65-96, 65-96, 65-96 |
| Runs
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568 /
708 |
| Ballpark | Three Rivers Stadium | | Park Factors | Batting: 99 / Pitching: 100 | | Attendance | 735,900 (12th) (25th) | | Payroll/Avg | $10,223,945 / $392,271 (15th) | | Spring Training | Bradenton, Florida (McKechnie Field) | | Manager | Chuck Tanner | | Coaches | Bob Skinner, Grant Jackson, Milt Graff, Rick Peterson, Steve Demeter, Willie Stargell | | Executives | President: Daniel M. Galbreath, General Manager: Harding Peterson, General Manager: Joe Brown | | Minor Leagues | (AAA) Hawaii Islanders, (AA) Nashua Pirates, (A) Macon Pirates, (A) Watertown Pirates, (A) Prince William Pirates | | Radio | (KDKA) Jim Rooker, Larry Frattare | | TV | (KDKA) Jim Rooker, John Sanders, Larry Frattare |
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The 1985 Pittsburgh Pirates
went 57-104
and finished 6th
in the
National League East. The Pirates
drew 735,900
to Three Rivers Stadium.
Tony Pena made the All-Star team. Gold Glove winners for 1985 included Tony Pena and Rick Reuschel.
(Our baseball section is new. A more comprehensive summary of this team will
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