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Pittsburgh Alleghenys

Now the Pittsburgh Pirates. The records below cover every name the team has played under.

Every Pittsburgh Pirates head-to-head record: 22,219 games against 43 opponents since 1882.

All-time record11033-11041-145
Regular season10990-10987-145
Postseason43-54

See Pirates territory on ImperialismMap.

Most common matchups

Titles and postseason[1][3]

AchievementTotalSeasons
League titles51979, 1971, 1960, 1925, 1909
League runner-up21927, 1903
Conference titles9National League: 1979, 1971, 1960, 1927, 1925, 1909, 1903, 1902, 1901
Division titles9NL East: 1992, 1991, 1990, 1979, 1975, 1974, 1972, 1971, 1970

Names and colors

  1. 1882 to 1886 Allegheny City
  2. 1887 to 1890 Pittsburgh Alleghenys
  3. Since 1891 Pittsburgh Pirates

Home venues[2]

  1. 1882 Exposition Park I
  2. 1883 Exposition Park II
  3. 1884 to 1890 Recreation Park
  4. 1891 to 1909 Exposition Park III
  5. 1909 to 1970 Forbes Field
  6. 1970 to 2000 Three Rivers Stadium
  7. Since 2001 PNC Park

Against conferences

Conferencevs members at the timevs current members
vs American Association (1882-1891)236-296-60-0
vs American League305-359665-696
vs National League10492-10386-1399890-9883-130

"At the time" counts opponents by their conference in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Against divisions

Divisionvs members at the timevs current members
vs AL Central156-161163-165
vs AL East73-9780-109
vs AL West61-83422-422
vs NL Central1011-1285-24109-4095-61
vs NL East1721-1630-43246-2978-28
vs NL West1436-15002535-2810-41

"At the time" counts opponents by their division in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Every opponent

American League

National League

Other opponents

Sources

Records are computed from every final game result in the Matchup Index database. About the data.

  1. Derived from game results: League runner-up.
  2. VenueStats: Home venues.
  3. Wikipedia: Division titles, Conference titles, League titles.