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Five more hits and McCutchen will pass Al Oliver for 12th place for the Pirates all time hit leader.

Cutch is now 26 hits and 6 homers away from 2,000 and 300.

444C4F786E4B6C630D0 wrote: Cutch is now 26 hits and 6 homers away from 2,000 and 300.


Check that...24 hits away.

Now up to 1,980 career hits. 20 away from 2,000.

Good for Cutch!!! One memory that sticks out for me was our boys up 2 games to 1 game in 5 game series with Cardinals. If Cutch would have hit a HR, game over we play in the NLCS. After game he did say the though entered his mind stepping up to plate. Sadly the Cards won best of 5 series.

Cutch might not have been born a Yinzer, but he sure is Pittsburgh.



In ways, much like Mario. Not going down any path about arguing accomplishments or credentials. No need for that. Both have embraced the region's spirit. The city's been good for them. They've been good for the city.



My biggest baseball memory of him was when he hit his first grand slam. He had done nearly everything but, and that allowed him to cross it off the list.

Now 18 away. 1,982.

Now 17 away - 1983

655047474C7547474C4B47220 wrote: Almost certainly on the list of best Pirates of the modern era.  In my eyes, the greatest since Barry Bonds.



2023 has very little to do with it.  It's almost as limited as his best times in Philadelphia- before he was injured.  I'll base it on what he's done thus far.


Seems you forgot our only Rookie of the Year. I'm just goofing and I agree Cutch best since Bonds but you'd have thought with a team only ever having 1 ROTY he would have been special.

It looks to me as if you have confused Andrew McCutchen with Jason Bay. The judge will decide your fate.