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@ArblasterLogan Where is Don Kelly here?

RANK THE PIRATES BIGGEST ISSUES IN 2026 IN ORDER: 1. Injuries to significant contributors 2. Paul Skenes 3. The bullpen 4. The defense/playing out of position 5. Hitting against LHP/Marcell Ozuna Go!

The best trade deadline move the pirates could make would be firing Don Kelly

@Mikey5Aces Or just out anyone but dotel in. Who is a rookie and never does that role

Don Kelly continues to make the worst pitching changes I've ever seen. Even Greg Brown and Matt Capps didn't understand why Kelly didn't leave in Antwone Kelly in for the 8th inning. He pitched 3 scoreless. Instead he brings in Dotel who blows the save. FIRE DON KELLY ASAP!!!

@KDPomp Don Kelly is a horrendous manager. It's amateur hour. Not a MLB manager

When you think of the things that might keep the #Pirates out of the post season, the bullpen and failure against left handed starters will come to mind BUT the lack of quality Paul Skenes starts will also be a contributing factor

Don Kelly is easily the worst manager in the league Why in the world is dotel in. It's a huge game for the pirates and you go to a guy that's never done this. Just a joke

@JoshYohe_PGH If the organization didn't walk on eggshells around him and sat him down for a month in July maybe it would actually get better. Unfortunately the pirates are clueless

There is something wrong with Skenes. I’m not a pitching expert so I don’t know what it is. But it’s getting more concerning every start.

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