The Pittsburgh Pirates had a great farm team, with the likes of Jose Tabata, Neil Walker, Brad Lincoln, and Pedro Alvarez. As recently as early last year, that even included Andrew McCutchen

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Four years after being drafted fourth overall, and less than a week after making his big league debut, Brad Lincoln will make his first start on Pittsburgh soil Tuesday vs. the White Sox.

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Former first-round pick Brad Lincoln made his Major League debut Wednesday, giving up five runs in six innings in the loss to Washington, but the right-hander also showed he knows how to handle a bat.

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Brad Lincoln and Jose Tabata will debut for the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight in Washington.

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The Pittsburgh Pirates have recalled their top outfield prospect, Jose Tabata, after he batted .308 with three home runs and 25 stolen bases at Triple-A Indianapolis. The team’s top pitching prospect, right-hander Brad Lincoln, was called up from Triple-A following Tuesday night’s game in Washington and will start Wednesday night against the Nationals.

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The future is now for starter Brad Lincoln and outfielder Jose Tabata, both of whom are set to make their big league debuts Wednesday. Third baseman Pedro Alvarez isn't far behind.

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The Pirates are planning on adding right-hander Brad Lincoln and outfielder Jose Tabata to their roster before Wednesday's game against the Nationals.

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PITTSBURGH — Pirates pitching prospect Brad Lincoln may make his major league debut in Washington after all. Just not against the Nationals’ much-touted Stephen Strasburg.

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Pirates GM Neal Huntington said on his radio show Sunday that former top pick Brad Lincoln is a candidate to make his Major League debut Wednesday night against the Nationals.

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The acquisition of left-hander Dana Eveland on Tuesday left some wondering how that might affect the timetable for Brad Lincoln's arrival.

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Pirates manager John Russell ruled out top Pirates pitching prospect Brad Lincoln as a possibility to start on Tuesday night against the Cubs in Pittsburgh.

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CINCINNATI — The Pirates do not yet have a firm timetable for their top prospects to arrive in Pittsburgh, but utilityman Neil Walker and starter Brad Lincoln appear to be first in line at Class AAA Indianapolis and could make it by the next homestand.

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If Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Aki Iwamura isn’t looking over his shoulder, perhaps he should. First baseman Jeff Clement and right-hander Charlie Morton, too.

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