Francisco Cervelli

According to reports, former Pirates catcher Francisco Cervelli has signed a one year deal with the Miami Marlins.

Before the series finale with the Cincinnati Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates General Manager Neal Huntington met with the media and discussed a lot of topics including the Pirates catching situation after they let Francisco Cervelli go and later sign with the Atlanta Braves this week.

PITTSBURGH (93.7 The Fan) - The Pirates have released Francisco Cervelli. General Manager Neal Huntington made the announcement Thursday “As Francisco has worked through his rehabilitation, we have had multiple conversations with him and his agent regarding his projected playing time for the...

Pittsburgh Pirates General Manager Neal Huntington met with the assembled media prior to Sunday afternoon's series finale against the New York Mets and the conversation started discussing what the moves made at the deadline mean for the team during the final two months of this regular season.

Joe Girardi, former Yankees Manager and Radio.com MLB Insider, opened up to the PM Team Monday about Francisco Cervelli.

Did he or didn’t he? Was there a claim he would never catch again? Is he only going to play another position? Will he try some third base? Will he be a first baseman? What will this all do to the Pirates’ infield? I mean, what about second base --- can he play some there? So, really, is he done as...

Where does the oft-injured former catcher fit?

After being hit in the front of the mask with a bat on Saturday night, Bucco’s catcher Francisco Cervelli left the game due to concussion like symptoms. Today, the team has placed him on the seven day injured list, with a concussion.

The Pittsburgh Pirates extend their winning streak to four games and improve to 11-6 on the season with 4-1 victory Friday night over the San Francisco Giants at PNC Park.

Pirates broadcaster John Wehner recaps the home opener