Pittsburgh Pirates Starting Lineup 11/13/19 Pirates Lineup

69-93, 5th in NL Central

red-x Projected Proj

CIN 3 @ PIT 1

Final

Updated: 7:00 am GMT, 9/30

Pittsburgh is fielding a similar team to last year, and their strategy continues to be the same. There isn’t a big power threat within the offense, and they will rely on putting the ball in play alongside some speed. This is a pesky group, and one pitchers won’t like facing even though there isn’t a big stretch of power hitters. Starling Marte and Corey Dickerson are the highlight bats from this team, and we also get to see Adam Frazier more often in 2019. Pittsburgh will likely use him as a leadoff bat more often than not. Josh Bell will continue to operate at first base, and it is hard seeing power numbers ever coming around at PNC Park for him. Names like Colin Moran and Lonnie Chisenhall will round out the lineup, and it is an average one we might add.

Updated: 7:00 am GMT, 9/30

Starting Lineup

T. Williams , (R), SP

1. K. Newman , (R), SS

2. B. Reynolds , (S), CF

3. C. Moran , (L), 3B

4. A. Frazier , (L), 2B

5. J. Osuna , (R), 1B

6. P. Reyes , (R), LF

7. J. Elmore , (R), RF

8. S. Baron , (R), C

9. T. Williams , (R), SP

Pos	Pitcher
SP	Trevor Williams T. Williams (R)

Pos	Pitcher	Rating	GS	Record	IP	Batters Faced	Hits	Runs	ER	HR Allowed	BB	SO	K%	BB%	WHIP	BABIP	Salary	Projection
SP	Trevor Williams T. Williams (R)	76	26	7-9	145.2	636	162	93	87	27	44	113	17.80%	4.30%	1.41	0.308	$7000	25.82

Pos	Hitter
SS	Kevin Newman K. Newman (R)
CF	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds (S)
3B	Colin Moran C. Moran (L)
2B	Adam Frazier A. Frazier (L)
1B	Jose Osuna J. Osuna (R)
LF	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes (R)
RF	Jake Elmore J. Elmore (R)
C	Steven Baron S. Baron (R)
SP	Trevor Williams T. Williams (R)

Pos	Hitter	Rating	Order	G	PA	Hits	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	Runs	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	Salary	Projection
SS	Kevin Newman K. Newman (R)	68	1	130	529	152	114	20	6	12	64	61	16	8	0.308	0.353	0.45	0.799	$3000	9.95
CF	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds (S)	73	2	135	546	154	97	37	4	16	68	83	3	2	0.314	0.377	0.50	0.88	$3100	11.95
3B	Colin Moran C. Moran (L)	79	3	149	503	129	85	30	1	13	80	46	0	1	0.277	0.322	0.43	0.751	$2700	10.97
2B	Adam Frazier A. Frazier (L)	71	4	153	604	154	104	33	7	10	50	80	5	5	0.278	0.336	0.42	0.753	$2900	11.16
1B	Jose Osuna J. Osuna (R)	73	5	95	284	69	39	20	0	10	36	41	0	0	0.264	0.31	0.46	0.766	$2600	9.77
LF	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes (R)	73	6	72	157	29	18	7	2	2	19	18	1	1	0.203	0.274	0.32	0.596	$2400	11.04
RF	Jake Elmore J. Elmore (R)	68	7	20	49	10	9	1	0	0	4	3	0	1	0.213	0.245	0.23	0.479	$2200	10.64
C	Steven Baron S. Baron (R)	62	8	7	10	2	1	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	0.2	0.2	0.30	0.5	$2000	10.52
SP	Trevor Williams T. Williams (R)	76	9	26	38	6	6	0	0	0	4	2	0	0	0.167	0.211	0.17	0.378	$7000	25.82

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Pittsburgh Pirates 2019 Season Preview: Fantasy Analysis

By Jason Guilbault

Updated: 5:16pm Mon 3/18/19

Most Common Pirates Lineups

5 Games
1. Kevin Newman
2. Bryan Reynolds
3. Starling Marte
4. Josh Bell
5. Colin Moran
6. Jose Osuna
7. Adam Frazier
8. Jacob Stallings
9. Pitcher

5 Games
1. Adam Frazier
2. Bryan Reynolds
3. Starling Marte
4. Josh Bell
5. Colin Moran
6. Corey Dickerson
7. Kevin Newman
8. Jacob Stallings
9. Pitcher

5 Games
1. Adam Frazier
2. Bryan Reynolds
3. Starling Marte
4. Josh Bell
5. Colin Moran
6. Corey Dickerson
7. Kevin Newman
8. Elias Diaz
9. Pitcher

5 Games
1. Kevin Newman
2. Bryan Reynolds
3. Starling Marte
4. Josh Bell
5. Colin Moran
6. Corey Dickerson
7. Elias Diaz
8. Adam Frazier
9. Pitcher

3 Games
1. Adam Frazier
2. Bryan Reynolds
3. Starling Marte
4. Josh Bell
5. Melky Cabrera
6. Colin Moran
7. Kevin Newman
8. Jacob Stallings
9. Pitcher

3 Games
1. Kevin Newman
2. Bryan Reynolds
3. Starling Marte
4. Josh Bell
5. Melky Cabrera
6. Jose Osuna
7. Jung Ho Kang
8. Elias Diaz
9. Pitcher

2019 Recent Pirates Lineups

Game	Score	Starting Pitcher	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
9/29 vs CIN	L 1-3	Trevor Williams T. Williams (R), 7 IP, 5 SO, 2 ER, L	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Melky Cabrera M. Cabrera	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Jake Elmore J. Elmore	Jacob Stallings J. Stallings	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Trevor Williams T. Williams
9/28 vs CIN	L 2-4	James Marvel J. Marvel (R), 5 IP, 2 SO, 2 ER, ND	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Kevin Kramer K. Kramer	Jake Elmore J. Elmore	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Steven Baron S. Baron	James Marvel J. Marvel
9/27 vs CIN	W 6-5	Steven Brault S. Brault (L), 5 IP, 10 SO, 4 ER, ND	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Kevin Kramer K. Kramer	Jacob Stallings J. Stallings	Jake Elmore J. Elmore	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Steven Brault S. Brault
9/26 vs CHC	W 9-5	Joe Musgrove J. Musgrove (R), 6 IP, 8 SO, 2 ER, W	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Melky Cabrera M. Cabrera	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Jacob Stallings J. Stallings	Jake Elmore J. Elmore	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Joe Musgrove J. Musgrove
9/25 vs CHC	W 4-2	Dario Agrazal D. Agrazal (R), 6 IP, 5 SO, 2 ER, ND	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Jake Elmore J. Elmore	Steven Baron S. Baron	Dario Agrazal D. Agrazal
9/24 vs CHC	W 9-2	Mitch Keller M. Keller (R), 5 IP, 7 SO, 1 ER, ND	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Colin Moran C. Moran	Jacob Stallings J. Stallings	Kevin Kramer K. Kramer	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Mitch Keller M. Keller
9/22 @ MIL	L 3-4	Trevor Williams T. Williams (R), 5 IP, 6 SO, 2 ER, L	Cole Tucker C. Tucker	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Kevin Kramer K. Kramer	Jacob Stallings J. Stallings	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Trevor Williams T. Williams
9/21 @ MIL	L 1-10	James Marvel J. Marvel (R), 3.1 IP, 3 SO, 5 ER, L	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Colin Moran C. Moran	Elias Diaz E. Diaz	Kevin Kramer K. Kramer	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	James Marvel J. Marvel
9/21 @ MIL	L 1-10	Steven Brault S. Brault (L), 5.1 IP, 6 SO, 4 ER, L	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds	Colin Moran C. Moran	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Adam Frazier A. Frazier	Pablo Reyes P. Reyes	Jacob Stallings J. Stallings	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Steven Brault S. Brault
9/19 vs SEA	L 5-6	Joe Musgrove J. Musgrove (R), 5 IP, 6 SO, 2 ER, ND	Kevin Newman K. Newman	Bryan Reynolds B. Reynolds	Jose Osuna J. Osuna	Colin Moran C. Moran	Elias Diaz E. Diaz	Cole Tucker C. Tucker	Jake Elmore J. Elmore	Erik Gonzalez E. Gonzalez	Joe Musgrove J. Musgrove

2019 Pittsburgh Pirates Pitching Analysis

We have been dying to see Chris Archer out of the American League East, and that finally happened last season. He moved to Pittsburgh, and he is one of the main reasons why this rotation could be very good. Archer has projections around 190 strikeouts and a mid threes ERA. Archer is a heavy off-speed pitcher, but that has been changing over the last season and a half. He won’t headline the rotation, but he is going to be a very solid number two. With the heavy off-speed stuff, that injury radar is always scary. They floated around league average for an ERA last season, sitting at an even four. Archer has one of the better ERA improvements for his projections this season, and the strikeouts are projected to return. He is a big reason for why Pittsburgh could make a big jump in terms of ERA numbers for the Pirates. They also have Jameson Taillon, who pitched 191 innings last season with a 3.20 ERA. He added a slider mid-year and it was a massive success. He has more strikeout upside than prior seasons, and looks ready to lead this staff for years to come.

After Archer and Taillon, things get a little tricky for Pittsburgh. Trevor Williams made a big stride last season. He had 14 wins, and boasted a 3.11 ERA. He had average strikeout stuff, but limited hard-contact as the season got deeper. Williams is expected to regress a bit, but not to being a total gas can either. These backend guys will have the advantage of pitching in a great pitchers park, so it does help for contact arms. Joe Musgrove came over in the Houston deal, and has been banged up the last two years. He is an interesting right-hander if he can stay healthy, but we have yet to really see that. Nick Kingham and Jordan Lyles both will be battling for the fifth rotational spot, and both flashed potential last season. They are not long term options within the team, but Kingham had some strikeout upside at times. This should be a competitive rotation, even against a vastly improved offensive division.