Bryan Reynolds reflects on Pirates' season and personal milestones

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Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Bryan Reynolds reflects on Pirates' season and personal milestones
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Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds, the team's longest-tenured player, reached his 40th double of the season, becoming the first Pirate to hit that mark since 2007. The 31-year-old's achievement is part of a season where the Pirates are nearing their first winning record since 2018. Despite injuries sidelining key players, Reynolds expressed optimism about the team's progress, emphasizing the strong foundation being laid for the upcoming years. The Pirates sit at 80-78 after a recent loss to the Cardinals, just two wins shy of clinching their fifth winning season in 34 years.

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  • Reynolds leads MLB with 40 doubles, first Pirate since 2007.
  • Pirates are 80-78, approaching their first winning season since 2018.
  • Injuries to key players hindered the season, but optimism remains.
  • Reynolds aims to play all 162 games, a first for the franchise since 2005.
  • The team feels they are establishing a strong foundation for the future.
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PITTSBURGH – Bryan Reynolds, the Pirates’ longest-tenured player, has accomplished a lot in his eight-year MLB career. The 31-year-old has […]

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