Tag: Sean Keselica

The Pittsburgh Pirates released right-handed pitcher Austin Coley on Tuesday afternoon. They also placed left-handed pitcher Sean Keselica on the 7-day injured list at Indianapolis. Shortstop Cole Tucker returned to the Indianapolis roster and is available tonight. Coley was an eighth round pick in 2014, who broke into the back-end of our top 50 prospects […]

The Eastern League named their rosters for the All-Star game scheduled on July 11th in Trenton and four Altoona Curve were selected for the game. First baseman Will Craig, third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes and pitchers Taylor Hearn and Sean Keselica were all named to the Western Division squad. Craig is hitting .247/.321/.449 in 71 games, […]

The Pittsburgh Pirates have promoted 22-year-old right-handed pitcher Pedro Vasquez to the Altoona Curve on Friday. He will start the second game of a doubleheader tonight. Vasquez pitched for Bradenton last year after coming over to the Pirates in the August 2016 traded with the Seattle Mariners for Arquimedes Caminero. In 26 appearances (24 starts), […]

I originally didn’t have a subject for the Morning Report, but I wrote up two paragraphs early on Tuesday about pitcher Mike Wallace, who was promoted from Bristol to Morgantown. You can see that just below. We then got so ridiculously busy with news and four people providing coverage of games, that we strayed from […]

The West Virginia Power have changed their roster up for Saturday’s doubleheader, dropping three players, including third round pick Casey Hughston. Here are the moves: Casey Hughston has been sent to Extended Spring Training. He has been replaced by Logan Hill, who was demoted from Bradenton. Ty Moore has also been sent to Extended Spring […]

The Pittsburgh Pirates just announced two more draft signings today, 18th round pick RHP Stephan Meyer and 33rd round pick LHP Sean Keselica, which was announced by us earlier today on Twitter. Both players will report to Morgantown. You can see the player page here for Meyer and here for Keselica. The draft track has […]

The Pirates ended up with some interesting picks in rounds 31-35. They took a prep third baseman with power potential in 34th round pick Brenden Spillane. They also went the potential college over-slot route with Cole Irvin in the 32nd round. He returned from Tommy John surgery this year, but didn’t have the command or […]