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Big and Tall Pittsburgh Pirates Jerseys, T-Shirts, MLB Baseball Apparel

Pittsburgh Pirates Big and Tall Jerseys and T-Shirts

Remember the glory days of the "Fun Bunch" Pittsburgh Pirates back in the 1970's? Or how about the Bobby Bonilla, Barry Bonds, Andy Van Slyke trio in the 80's? Ever since those days, there hasn't been too much to cheer about if your a Pirates fan. Many experts, and fans think that this may be about to change in the near future. The Pittsburgh Pirates have young talent stockpiled in their system and many say that they are about to reap the benefits.

Cheer on the Pittsburgh Pirates in officially licensed MLB apparel. Have you been looking for a Pirates jersey or t-shirt, but can't seem to find any in your size? It's unfortunate that most stores don't carry sizes higher than 2X or XLT. Here you can find big and tall Pirate jerseys and t-shirts in sizes 3XL, 4XL, and 5XL. Finally you can find the bigger sizes that you need. We will be searching for other sizes and hope to have them soon. Be sure to bookmark this site so you can come back and see what is currently available. We hope to carry the sizes 2XT, 3XT, 4XT, 5XT, and 6X in the future to compliment our current selections.

Pittsburgh Pirates Big and Tall Road Jerseys

Sizes 3X (56), 4X (58), and 5X (60)



Home White Jerseys



 Alternate Black Jersey

This Big and Tall Pittsburgh Pirates Jersey Available in 5XL




Sizes 3X, 4X, and 5X



Pittsburgh Pirates Big and Tall Black T-Shirt


Regis Philbin likes those Pittsburgh Pirates

The recent history of the Pittsburgh Pirates has been mired in the losing variety but their is one famous celebrity that is still hopeful that they will turn it around soon.

Talk show host and former game show host, Regis Philbin has jumped on the Pirates bandwagon on some level.

Recently on an episode of "Live with Regis and Kelly", Regis decided to let everyone know that he is pulling for them to win the NL Central.



(Courtesy of Rum Bunter)

The Pittsburgh Pirates continue to build a “Brick House”



Let’s be honest, there is not a lot of reasons to watch Pittsburgh Pirates baseball games in August. Outside the chance to visit PNC Park and the possibility to watch Albert Pujols hit a moon-shot, not a lot of upside about going to a Pirates game.

However, I did come across this clip of a Pirates fan named “Big Yellow” getting down to the docile tune “Brick House.”

Fans love to get onto the big screen and shake their money-maker. I guess they now know how strippers feel.

(Courtesy of Rum Bunter)

The Pittsburgh Pirates Suck...Now In Song Form



Most people in Pittsburgh can currently say that they live in the city of champions with a Steelers Super Bowl win and a Pittsburgh Penguins Stanley Cup.

However, not all teams in Pittsburgh are winners. Look at the Pittsburgh Pirates who have not won a World Series since 1979.

Ryan Parker at Ryan Parker Songs shares his feelings regarding the team in Pittsburgh that is not a champion.

(Courtesy of NESW Sports and Ryan Parker Songs)

Today's Moment of Zen: The Pittsburgh Pirates turn a triple play



In Today's edition of the Moment of Zen, most people would say that the Pittsburgh Pirates have had a rough go at it for the past couple years.

However, the Pirates turned a triple play Sunday against the Cincinnati Reds in impressive fashion started by short stop Jack Wilson.

The bad news for the Pirates was that Reds pitcher Aaron Harang allowed only three hits and the Pirates ended up losing 2-0.

(Courtesy of Sports with Mr. Factoid)

Manatee 1, Pittsburgh Pirates 0

Ah, the manatee. The lovable sea-faring cow that would not seem to harm a soul. They make great Family Guy Episodes (those idea balls have to go somewhere) and sometimes have a playful side. However, this story is not about those types of manatees, but rather the ones that play baseball at Manatee Community College. (no relation)

The Manatee Community College Lancers took on the Pittsburgh Pirates in an inter-squad spring training game. The real shocker here is that the Manatees won by the score of 6 to 4. I will give the Pirates that at least they lost to a team from a location that sounds like a docile sea-faring cow.

Although the Pirates had a split team which only included their best prospects, the Manatees found a way to win for the first time in their school's history against the Pirates. Manatee Left Fielder Tony Mitchell went 2 for 3 against Pittsburgh with a double and three runs scored. The Pirates had a chance to save face late in the game, but Manatee left fielder Nick Graham made a diving catch to take away a hit from third baseman Henry Henry of Pittsburgh. (no joke)

The punchline for this headline is already written on the hearts of all Pittsburgh Pirates fans. Not only did you lose to a team from a Community College but you lost to a team from a location named "Manatee". That is even without the idea balls to help them.

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