About this episode

DiNardo and Jim analyze the Pirates' offensive performance in a recent game against the White Sox.

DiNardo and Jim break down an offense that scored five runs in the first inning and produced hard contact all night. Konnor Griffin looked like himself again, Rafael Flores continued to make his case behind the plate, Oneil Cruz smoked the baseball, Bryan Reynolds stayed hot and Spencer Horwitz finally broke through.

People in this episode

Hosts: DiNardo, Jim

Topics covered

• Pittsburgh Pirates
• baseball offense
• game analysis
• player performance
• White Sox

Keywords

• Pittsburgh Pirates
• White Sox
• Konnor Griffin
• Rafael Flores
• Oneil Cruz
• Bryan Reynolds
• Spencer Horwitz
• baseball
• offense
• game recap

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Organizations: Pittsburgh Pirates, White Sox

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