Pirates recall Noah Murdock, option Khristian Curtis to Triple-A
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 11:17 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

The Pittsburgh Pirates have recalled right-hander Noah Murdock from Triple-A Indianapolis as a bullpen reinforcement following Monday night's 12-inning game against the Padres. To accommodate Murdock on the roster, rookie right-handed pitcher Khristian Curtis has been optioned to Indianapolis. Murdock has pitched three scoreless innings in two appearances for the Pirates this season. Curtis has contributed eight scoreless innings in his brief stint with the team.
- •Noah Murdock recalled from Triple-A Indianapolis.
- •Khristian Curtis optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis.
- •Murdock has pitched three scoreless innings for the Pirates.
- •Curtis has recorded eight scoreless innings in the majors this season.
- •Roster changes follow a 12-inning game against the Padres.
- 11:17 PMYahoo Sports — Pirates Roster Moves: Bullpen Reinforcement Added, Curtis Optioned
"In need of a bullpen reinforcement after Monday night’s 12-inning marathon against the Padres, the Pirates have recalled right-hander Noah […] The post Pirates Roster Moves: Bullpen Reinforcement Added, Curtis Optioned appeared first on Pittsburgh Baseball Now.
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