Pittsburgh Pirates highlight top moments of 2026 season with Konnor Griffin
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 11:13 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026
The Pittsburgh Pirates reflected on their 2026 season by showcasing significant moments, including Konnor Griffin's MLB debut and multiple walk-off victories. Although the team did not make the postseason, standout plays included Oneil Cruz's go-ahead homer and Brandon Lowe's dual home runs in his debut. The season was marked by offensive surges and remarkable individual performances, such as Paul Skenes achieving 200 strikeouts. These moments encapsulated the potential growth of the franchise as it aims for future success.
- •Konnor Griffin made his MLB debut on April 3 against Baltimore.
- •Oneil Cruz hit a go-ahead homer on August 25 versus San Diego.
- •Brandon Lowe homered twice in his Pirates debut on March 26.
- •Paul Skenes reached 200 strikeouts for the second consecutive season.
- •Pirates won a wild game against San Francisco 13-12 on September 1.
- 11:13 PMYahoo Sports — Top 10 Pirates Moments From 2026 Season: Konnor Griffin, Walk-Off Wins & More Highlights
"From Konnor Griffin's major league debut to Brandon Lowe's clutch power, Pittsburgh delivered plenty of memorable moments in 2026. Here are the 10 highlights that stood out most.
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