Team Names:
(1882-1886) known as the Pittsburgh Alleghenys in the American Association. (1887-1890) Pittsburgh Alleghenys moved to the National League. (1891-Present) known as the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League.

Other Pittsburgh Baseball Teams:
(1884) Pittsburgh Stogies in the Union Association. (1890) Pittsburgh Burghers in the Players' League. (1914-1915) Pittsburgh Rebels in the Federal League. (1912-1948) Homestead Grays in the American Negro League (1929); in the Negro East-West League (1932); in the Negro National League (1935-48). (1932-1938) Pittsburgh Crawfords as an Independent team (1931-32); in the Negro National League (1933-1938). (1922) Pittsburgh Keystones in the Negro National League.

Stadiums:
(1887-1891) Recreation Park. (1891-1909) Exposition Park. (1909-1970) Forbes Field. (1970-2001) Three Rivers Stadium. (2001-Present) PNC Park.

Championships:
National League Eastern Division: 1970, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1990, 1991, 1992. National League Pennants: 1901, 1902, 1903, 1909, 1925, 1927, 1960, 1971, 1979. World Series Champions: 1909 (beat Detroit Tigers), 1925 (beat Washington Senators), 1960 (beat New York Yankees), 1971 (beat Baltimore Orioles), 1979 (beat Baltimore Orioles).

Pirate Hall Of Famers:
This list is mainly for the players or coaches that played the majority of their careers with the Pirates. There are other not listed that also played for the Pirates that are in the Hall of Fame.

Pirates Hall Of Fame:
These are the Pirates players and coaches currently inducted into the team’s own Hall of Fame.

Retired Numbers:
No. 1 - Billy Meyer, Manager. No. 4 - Ralph Kiner, 1B. No. 8 - Willie "Pops" Stargell, OF/1B. No. 9 - Bill Mazeroski, 2B. No. 11 - Paul "Big Poison" Waner, OF. No. 20 - Pie Traynor, 3B. No. 21 - Roberto Clemente, OF. No. 33 - Honus "The Flying Dutchman" Wagner, SS. No. 40 - Danny Murtaugh, Manager. No. 42 - Jackie Robinson, 2B (Brooklyn Dodgers retired across all of Major League Baseball).