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Could Pirates See First .500 Season in 17 Years?
Published by Gary G. on May 5, 2009
Article Source: Bleacher Report - MLB
The 1992 Pittsburgh Pirates went 96-66 finishing first in the National League East, a 25-year old Tim Wakefield was making his debut in the majors, and Barry Bonds was noticeably thinner.
Seventeen years later, the Bucs are still in shambles, but things are looking up.
The average age of this team is 26.4, putting them just below the Marlins team who currently lead the Majors with the youngest talent in the league at an average age of 26.2.
With a pair of southpaws leading the wa...
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