Renegade Dog among Pirates’ new food offerings this season at PNC Park
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The Renegade Dog is a footlong hot dog, with pot roast, mini pierogies, pickle slices and onions. It will be available at the Pirates home opener on Friday, April 5, at PNC Park on Pittsburgh’s North Shore.
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The Club Level at PNC Park has gotten a face-lift. It features historical artwork and images from the Pittsburgh Pirates’ past, including this piece by Pittsburgh artist Tom Mosser.
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Tuesday’s rain didn’t stop the annual press tour of “What’s New at PNC Park” at Pittsburgh’s North Shore.
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Smallman Deli in the Strip District inspired the Pitt Dog, which features a Martin’s potato roll topped with capicola, provolone cheese, vinegar slaw and potato sticks.
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The Pirates are one of 20 Major League Baseball teams to have Trajekt technology, which replicates a pitcher’s throwing motion and actually pitches a ball at the speed that player would throw it. That way, players can simulate an at-bat against an upcoming pitcher.
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A Candied Bacon Sundae is coming sometime in July to PNC Park. It includes vanilla ice cream, Belgian waffles, chocolate-covered pretzels, bacon and caramel sauce.
