To learn about past Championship Seasons and Hall of Fame players head to the Upper Riverwalk in the Outfield.
Dive into the glory days of the Pirates, Grays and Crawfords while reading about the championship teams from our great city as the flags fly high along the Riverwalk in the outfield.
The Pirates have won five World Championships, nine division championships and were crowned National League champions four times.
The distances of the longest homers hit at the ballpark are displayed.
See if you can find where Chicago's Sammy Sosa hit his 484-foot home run in 2002 or where Josh Bell's 474-foot homer with the Pirates landed in 2019.
On September 1, 1971, the Pirates proudly became the first MLB franchise to field a starting lineup that consisted of all Black and Latino players.
The nine players in the lineup that day were: Rennie Stennett (2B), Gene Clines (CF), Roberto Clemente (RF), Willie Stargell (LF), Manny Sanguillen (C), Dave Cash (3B), Al Oliver (1B), Jackie Hernandez (SS), and Dock Ellis (RHP).
Celebrating Pittsburgh’s rich baseball history as 23 legendary members of the Pirates, Grays and Crawfords are featured in a prominent display along the Lower Riverwalk. A great photo opportunity for fans of all ages.
The 10 retired numbers of Honus Wagner, Willie Stargell, Paul Waner, Roberto Clemente, Ralph Kiner, Bill Mazeroski, Pie Traynor, Billy Meyer, Danny Murtaugh and Jackie Robinson are showcased with 3-foot tall steel numbers positioned on the walkway leading from the Lower Riverwalk to the Upper Riverwalk.
