Sports fans in Pittsburgh are rejoicing as the news of the Pittsburgh SportsNet acquiring joint ownership with the Pirates has been announced. This comes after a network landing spot was discovered that will allow the two to join forces.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have been a part of the city’s culture since 1887, and they are now set to be even more deeply entrenched in the city’s sports scene. The Pirates have been a part of the National League since 1903 and have won five World Series titles in their history.
The Pittsburgh SportsNet is a regional sports network that broadcasts games from the Pirates, Penguins, and Steelers. It is owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group and has been in operation since 1997. The network has been the home of the Pirates since 2015, and now they will be taking an even larger role in the team’s operations.
The joint ownership between the Pirates and the Pittsburgh SportsNet will allow for more coverage of the team, as well as more access to the team for fans. This will include exclusive interviews with players and coaches, as well as behind-the-scenes footage of the team’s operations.
The new partnership between the Pirates and the Pittsburgh SportsNet is sure to be a great thing for fans of the team. It will give them more access to the team than ever before, and will help to ensure that the team remains a part of Pittsburgh’s culture for many years to come.
