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2005 Pittsburgh Pirates 2005 Pittsburgh Pirates
2004
Record 67-95 .414
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Standings 6th in the NL Central (33 games back)
Pythagorean 72-90, 72-90, 72-90
Runs (S/A) 680 / 769
BallparkPNC Park
Park FactorsBatting: 101 / Pitching: 101
Attendance1,817,245 (16th) (28th)
Fancost$143 (20th) / $11,608
Payroll/Avg$38,133,000 / $1,588,875 (28th)
Rev/OpInc$125,000,000 / $21,900,000
Valuation$250,000,000
Spring TrainingBradenton, Florida (McKechnie Field)
ManagersLloyd McClendon, Pete Mackanin
CoachesSpin Williams, Bruce Tanner, Pete Mackanin, Gerald Perry, Rusty Kuntz, John Russell, Alvaro Espinoza
ExecutivesCEO/Managing General Partner: Kevin McClatchy, General Manager: Dave Littlefield
Minor Leagues(AAA) Indianapolis Indians, (AA) Altoona Curve, (A) Hickory Crawdads, (A) Williamsport Crosscutters, (A) Lynchburg Hillcats
Radio (KDKA AM 1020) Bob Walk, John Wehner, Greg Brown, Larry Frattare, Steve Blass
Cable TV (Fox Sports Net) Bob Walk, Greg Brown, Larry Frattare, Steve Blass, John Wehner

The 2005 Pittsburgh Pirates went 67-95 and finished 6th in the National League Central. The Pirates drew 1,817,245 to PNC Park. Jason Bay made the All-Star team.

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