Pittsburgh Pirates' Bae Ji-hwan (26) stepped back with no hits in the final spring training game, causing his batting average ...

It should be pointed out that if Pittsburgh Pirates Bae Ji-hwan finally gets on the 26-man major league opening roster, the ...

Is batting average 0.444 really meaningless?' Bae Ji-hwan (26, Pittsburgh Pirates) is unlikely to enter the Major League's opening roster. Although he ranks first in the team's batting average (0.444) ...

After hitting 2 doubles on the 12th against the New York Yankees, Bae Ji-hwan raised his spring training batting average from .424 to .444 (16 hits in 36 at-bats). In his first at-bat in the top ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates made multiple roster moves ahead of their home opener against the New York Yankees, adding outfielder ...

Ji Hwan Bae continued to make a push to be included on the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Opening ... It’s been quite a spring for the speedy Bae, who upped his batting line to .444/.474/.694 through 17 games.

The Pirates optioned Bae to Triple-A Indianapolis on Thursday. Bae has just four plate appearances in 2025, but has struck out three times and has not reached base. In 2024, the outfielder hit for ...

The Pirates announced a trio of moves on Thursday evening, officially adding outfielder Alexander Canario to the 26-man roster and sending utilityman Ji Hwan Bae to Triple-A Indianapolis.

Ji Hwan Bae lines an RBI double to right-center field, making the score 6-1 in the bottom of the 4th inning ...