Pittsburgh Pirates all-time roster

1882 to 2026 · 1,727 players

How many players have played for the Pittsburgh Pirates?

1,727 players have a season with the Pittsburgh Pirates on file, from 1882 to 2026: 953 at the plate and 770 on the mound. Honus Wagner played the most games for the club, 2,433. Pittsburgh Pirates all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Pittsburgh Pirates hitter, 1882 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Honus Wagner	1900–1917	2,433	2,970	82	0	.329
Roberto Clemente	1955–1972	2,433	3,000	240	1,305	.317
Willie Stargell	1962–1982	2,360	2,232	475	1,540	.282
Bill Mazeroski	1956–1972	2,163	2,016	138	853	.260
Paul Waner	1926–1940	2,154	2,868	109	1,177	.340
Max Carey	1910–1925	2,092	2,344	67	323	.290
Pie Traynor	1920–1937	1,941	2,416	58	1,273	.320
Lloyd Waner	1927–1945	1,781	2,311	27	574	.319
Andrew McCutchen	2009–2025	1,713	1,781	248	875	.281
Tommy Leach	1900–1918	1,546	1,574	43	0	.271
Fred Clarke	1900–1915	1,479	1,638	33	0	.299
Arky Vaughan	1932–1941	1,411	1,709	84	764	.324
Al Oliver	1968–1977	1,302	1,490	135	717	.296
Gus Suhr	1930–1938	1,302	1,320	78	758	.278
Dave Parker	1973–1983	1,301	1,479	166	758	.305
Manny Sanguillen	1967–1980	1,296	1,343	59	527	.299
Dick Groat	1952–1962	1,258	1,435	30	454	.290
Jason Kendall	1996–2004	1,252	1,409	67	471	.306
Gene Alley	1963–1973	1,195	999	55	342	.254
Frankie Gustine	1939–1948	1,176	1,152	34	451	.268
George Gibson	1905–1916	1,174	878	15	0	.238
Kevin Young	1992–2003	1,150	975	136	583	.259
Carson Bigbee	1916–1926	1,147	1,205	17	254	.287
Richie Hebner	1968–1983	1,115	1,058	126	508	.277
Bryan Reynolds	2019–2026	1,111	1,121	155	556	.270
Jay Bell	1989–1996	1,106	1,124	78	423	.269
Jack Wilson	2001–2008	1,084	1,087	56	358	.269
Rennie Stennett	1971–1979	1,079	1,122	38	388	.278
Bob Skinner	1954–1962	1,066	1,017	90	454	.280
Andy Van Slyke	1987–1994	1,057	1,108	117	564	.283
Ralph Kiner	1946–1952	1,054	1,057	294	772	.281
Bob Elliott	1939–1946	1,047	1,142	50	633	.292
Barry Bonds	1986–1992	1,010	984	176	556	.275
Ginger Beaumont	1899–1906	989	1,292	31	0	.321
Donn Clendenon	1961–1968	982	986	106	488	.280
Claude Ritchey	1900–1906	977	965	5	0	.277
Doggie Miller	1884–1893	971	985	19	0	.254
Starling Marte	2012–2019	953	1,047	108	420	.287
Omar Moreno	1975–1982	944	915	25	263	.255
Frank Thomas	1951–1958	925	950	163	562	.275
George Grantham	1925–1931	913	992	74	508	.315
Chief Wilson	1908–1913	899	915	44	0	.274
Al Martin	1992–1999	897	907	107	381	.280
Jeff King	1989–1996	894	817	99	493	.258
Patsy Donovan	1893–1899	889	1,169	11	0	.309
Jake Beckley	1888–1895	869	1,082	40	0	.302
Lee Handley	1937–1946	843	808	13	247	.269
Josh Harrison	2011–2018	842	773	52	269	.277
Neil Walker	2009–2015	836	833	93	418	.272
Gregory Polanco	2014–2021	823	696	96	362	.241

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, 1882 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Roy Face	1953–1967	759	98	89	175	1,262.2	3.49	808
Kent Tekulve	1974–1984	719	70	61	158	1,013.2	2.64	548
Bob Friend	1951–1965	568	191	218	10	3,480.1	3.55	1,682
Vern Law	1950–1967	483	162	147	13	2,672.0	3.77	1,092
Babe Adams	1907–1926	481	194	139	15	2,991.1	2.74	1,036
Wilbur Cooper	1912–1924	469	202	159	14	3,199.0	2.74	1,191
Dave Giusti	1970–1976	410	47	28	133	618.0	2.94	373
Tony Watson	2011–2016	403	26	13	20	386.1	2.56	345
Sam Leever	1898–1910	388	194	100	13	2,660.2	2.47	847
Rip Sewell	1938–1949	385	143	97	15	2,108.2	3.43	634
Al McBean	1961–1968	369	65	43	58	1,006.0	3.03	545
Salomon Torres	2002–2007	358	26	28	29	483.2	3.63	330
John Grabow	2003–2008	345	17	15	6	316.0	4.19	285
Bob Veale	1962–1971	336	116	91	6	1,859.2	3.05	1,646
Deacon Phillippe	1900–1911	330	168	92	11	2,286.0	2.50	861
Jared Hughes	2011–2016	313	15	13	3	309.1	2.82	189
John Candelaria	1975–1993	308	122	83	7	1,819.1	3.16	1,112
Ray Kremer	1924–1933	308	143	85	10	1,954.2	3.76	516
Bill Swift	1932–1939	305	91	79	18	1,555.0	3.57	592
Don Robinson	1978–1986	301	59	63	31	1,137.2	3.85	772
Bob Moose	1967–1976	289	76	71	19	1,304.1	3.50	827
Scott Sauerbeck	1999–2002	288	16	11	5	268.2	3.48	287
Steve Blass	1964–1974	282	103	76	2	1,597.1	3.63	896
Bob Walk	1984–1993	278	82	61	5	1,303.0	3.83	650
Matt Capps	2005–2009	271	19	19	67	271.2	3.61	208
Ron Kline	1952–1968	268	65	88	11	1,220.1	3.72	536
Mace Brown	1935–1940	261	55	45	29	851.1	3.68	343
Bruce Kison	1971–1979	255	81	63	6	1,266.1	3.49	735
Larry French	1929–1934	254	87	83	9	1,502.2	3.50	475
Tommie Sisk	1962–1968	246	37	35	4	752.0	3.69	366

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.