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For larger parties or corporate outings at PNC Park, World Series Suites will accommodate 40-100 people.

They are climate-controlled with an outdoor private balcony with seating to watch the game. The most common Pirates suites will include 11-31 tickets with VIP parking passes. Premium in-suite catering options are available to order in advance to your game. With upscale furnishings, 65” HDTVs and private restrooms, Pirates suite guests will enjoy first-class amenities from the first pitch to the last out. One of the best ways to see the Pirates will be from one of the many luxury suites on the Pittsburgh Baseball Club Level. The Pirates will welcome back fans to PNC Park in 2021. Mitch Keller, Tyler Anderson and off-season addition, Trevor Cahill, will round out the rotation. The Pirates pitching rotation will feature Steven Brault at the top, who showed at the end of 2020 that he can be the ace for the Pirates for years to come. It will be fun to see which players take advantage of their opportunities, as manager, Derek Shelton, will allow for competition at every position. Bryan Reynolds has already proven to be a bat you can count on in his young career. Gregory Polanco looks to bounce back and get off to a healthy 2021 start. The Pirates look at Hayes as a franchise cornerstone for years to come. It is hard not to get excited about Ke’Bryan Hayes, who entering Spring Training was already named a Rookie of the Year favorite. The 2021 Pittsburgh Pirates look to surprise the National League with some of their best prospects.

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The youth movement is in full swing at PNC Park.

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Suites also give you access to the Pittsburgh Baseball Club, where you can enjoy a carvery station with made-to-order sandwiches, plus two full-service bars. The suites also wrap around the field, so you can pick the view that suits you best. First-class amenities include a dedicated entrance along with food and drink options, and the suites give you plenty of space to entertain large groups. The Pirates home of PNC Park is one of the crown jewel ballparks of Major League Baseball, and really take your experience to a high level by enjoying a premium seating experience along the riverfront. Brubaker anchor the rotation, and closer David Bednar is a hometown favorite, having grown up in the northern suburbs. Bryan Reynolds is the centerpiece of the offense that picked up former Gold Glover Roberto Perez, and young pieces like Michael Chavis are hoping to develop under new hitting coach Andy Holmes, who was with the Brewers the last four seasons. Pirates general manager Ben Cherington has had success in Tampa Bay and Boston, and he’s building a team the proper way in Pittsburgh.

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