Pittsburgh Pirates World Series champions

151 players won the World Series with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Willie Stargell, Manny Sanguillen, Bruce Kison, Dock Ellis, and 5 more did it twice each.

Pittsburgh Pirates World Series champions
PlayerPosSeasonsTimes
Willie Stargell1B1971, 19792
Manny Sanguillen1B1971, 19792
Bruce KisonRP1971, 19792
Dock EllisSP1971, 19792
Rennie Stennett2B1971, 19792
Frank TaverasSS1971, 19792
Roberto Clemente—1960, 19712
Bill Mazeroski—1960, 19712
Babe AdamsP1909, 19252
John CandelariaRP19791
Kent TekulveRP19791
Dave ParkerDH19791
Don RobinsonSP19791
Bill Robinson1B19791
Dale BerraSS19791
Jim RookerSP19791
Omar MorenoCF19791
Rick RhodenSP19791
Bill MadlockDH19791
Ed OttC19791
Grant JacksonRP19791
Lee LacyDH19791
Mike EaslerDH19791
Steve NicosiaC19791
Jim BibbyRP19791
John Milner1B19791
Phil Garner3B19791
Enrique RomoRP19791
Matt AlexanderCF19791
Tim FoliSS19791
Bert BlylevenSP19791
Doe Boyland1B19791
Ed WhitsonSP19791
Alberto Lois—19791
Dave RobertsSP19791
Joe ColemanP19791
Bob VealeP19711
Gene Alley—19711
Richie Hebner1B19711
Al OliverDH19711
Bob MooseP19711
Steve BlassP19711
Bob Robertson—19711
Jose Pagan—19711
Luke WalkerP19711
Dave GiustiP19711
Milt MayC19711
Ramon HernandezP19711
Richie ZiskDH19711
Dave Cash2B19711
Gene Clines—19711
Bob JohnsonP19711
Carl Taylor—19711
Jackie Hernandez—19711
John LambP19711
Nelson BrilesP19711
Vic Davalillo1B19711
Bob MillerP19711
Charlie Sands—19711
Frank BrosseauP19711
Jim NelsonP19711
Mudcat GrantP19711
Rimp Lanier—19711
Vern LawP19601
Bob FriendP19601
Roy FaceP19601
Bob Skinner—19601
Dick Groat—19601
Dick Schofield—19601
Joe GibbonP19601
Roman Mejias—19601
Smoky Burgess—19601
Danny Kravitz—19601
Dick Stuart—19601
Earl FrancisP19601
George WittP19601
Harvey HaddixP19601
Bennie DanielsP19601
Don Hoak—19601
Fred GreenP19601
Gene Baker—19601
Rocky Nelson—19601
Don GrossP19601
Harry Bright—19601
Jim UmbrichtP19601
Joe Christopher—19601
R c Stevens—19601
Vinegar bend MizellP19601
Bob Oldis—19601
Clem LabineP19601
Diomedes OlivoP19601
Gino Cimoli—19601
Hal Smith—19601
Paul GielP19601
Tom CheneyP19601
Dick Barone—19601
Mickey Vernon—19601
Max Carey—19251
Pie Traynor—19251
Carson Bigbee—19251
Ray KremerP19251
Clyde Barnhart—19251
Johnny Gooch—19251
Johnny MorrisonP19251
George Grantham—19251
Kiki Cuyler—19251
Lee MeadowsP19251
Earl Smith—19251
Glenn Wright—19251
Eddie Moore—19251
Emil YdeP19251
Jewel Ens—19251
Johnny Rawlings—19251
Roy Spencer—19251
Vic AldridgeP19251
Bud CullotonP19251
Lou KoupalP19251
Red OldhamP19251
Stuffy McInnis—19251
Tom SheehanP19251
Al Niehaus—19251
Fresco Thompson—19251
Mule Haas—19251
Honus Wagner—19091
Fred Clarke—19091
Tommy Leach—19091
Sam LeeverP19091
Deacon PhillippeP19091
George Gibson—19091
Howie CamnitzP19091
Lefty LeifieldP19091
Chief Wilson—19091
Bobby Byrne—19091
Dots Miller—19091
Ham Hyatt—19091
Mike Simon—19091
Alan Storke—19091
Ed Abbaticchio—19091
Nick MaddoxP19091
Vic WillisP19091
Paddy O'connor—19091
Bill Abstein—19091
Bill PowellP19091
Chick BrandomP19091
Gene MooreP19091
Sam FrockP19091
Charlie WackerP19091
Harry CamnitzP19091
Jap Barbeau—19091
Kid Durbin—19091
Ward Miller—19091

Players on the club in the regular season it won the title. Every season since 1876 is on file. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.

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