Griffin's Debut: Pirates' Youngest Star Shines

0:00It's April 3rd. This is MLB News Today Baseball Coverage, powered by AI. Nineteen-year-old Connor Griffin made his major league debut look easy for the Pittsburgh Pirates, ripping an RBI double in his first at-bat as they. Edged the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 on Friday. Griffin the top prospect in baseball caught up just the day earlier, also scored on the single, drew a walk, and handled every defensive play cleanly at. Shortstop, helping Pittsburgh snag their third win in a row. Fans packed PNC Park for the sell-out crowd, roaring when the kid born in 2006 got introduced, and they lost it even more when he smoked. That curveball to center in the second inning. He's the youngest shortstop to debut since Alex Rodriguez did it at 18 back in 1994, and the first pirate under 20 to reach. Twice in a debut since Bobby Del Greco in 1952. Trio Lowe, Keller, and Soto stepped up big too, while the series rolls on Saturday with

1:01Shane Bosz facing Carmen Milizinski keeping the buzz alive in. Pittsburgh.