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The Brewers are for sale. The Tigers are signing free agents. The Devil Rays are adding veterans and developing youngsters at a breakneck pace. Good things are happening even in the most depressed baseball markets.
Then there is Pittsburgh.
After the Expos, who exist in a bizarre, Major League Baseball-controlled universe, the Pirates' outlook is the bleakest of any low-revenue club's. If their latest rebuilding plan fails, it could cost owner Kevin McClatchy his nerve and general manager Dave Littlefield his job.
The Pirates, entering their fourth season at gorgeous PNC Park, are reducing their payroll from $54 million at the start of last ...