The Bryan Reynolds experiment at first base for the Pittsburgh Pirates will seemingly be put off for another day. After rumors of Reynolds potentially seeing t

Moving from left to right is somewhat notable for Reynolds, as right field is the outfield position he’s played the least. He was primarily a center fielder earlier in his career before moving to left field in the past two years. He does have 398 innings in right, though that’s far less than the 3,062 1/3 frames he’s logged in left.

Playing right field at PNC Park can be an adventure. Not only is Bryan Reynolds ready for the ride, but the two-time All-Star outfielder is motivated to dispel defensive doubts and prove everyone wrong.

By now, the reader knows of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ plans to move their All-Star Bryan Reynolds to right field. Recently acquired Tommy Pham was believed to have been signed to fill the right field vacancy.

Pitching and defense go hand in hand. That’s a baseball cliché because it’s true. The Pittsburgh Pirates’ strength going into the upcoming season is its starting pitching.