Pirates propose trade for Tarik Skubal amid playoff pursuit
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 2:07 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
The Pittsburgh Pirates are reportedly interested in trading for Detroit Tigers pitcher Tarik Skubal. With the season underway and the Pirates in playoff contention, acquiring Skubal could enhance their pitching staff. A proposed trade includes sending outfielder Edward Florentino and pitcher Hunter Barco to Detroit, with Skubal's salary manageable post-deadline. The Pirates face skepticism from some fans, considering the age and potential of their prospects involved in the deal. The final outcome will depend on whether Skubal becomes available and the Tigers’ asking price.
- •Pirates aim to bolster pitching with Tarik Skubal trade proposal
- •Proposed deal includes Edward Florentino and Hunter Barco
- •Skubal's salary is more feasible post-trade deadline
- •Some fans express skepticism over trading young prospects
- •Availability of Skubal and asking price remain uncertain
- 2:07 AMYahoo Sports — Pirates Trade Proposal For Tarik Skubal Would be Major Risk
"There are certain teams around Major League Baseball who have a much better chance of landing a player of Tarik Skubal's caliber than others. As crazy as it might sound to some Pittsburgh Pirates fans, they're actually at the top of that list.
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