The last time the Pittsburgh Pirates won a regular-season MLB award was in 2025, when Paul Skenes was named the National League Cy Young.
Here’s a breakdown of the last time the Pirates won every major MLB award:
Last Time a Pirates Player Won MVP
Andrew McCutchen was named NL MVP in 2013, becoming the sixth Pirates player to earn such an honor.
Barry Bonds is the only multi-time MVP in franchise history, winning the award in 1990 and 1992.
Last Time a Pirates Player Won Cy Young
Paul Skenes secured his first NL Cy Young award during his second MLB season in 2025.
The Pirates have had three different pitchers win the Cy Young.
Last Time a Pirates Player Won Rookie of the Year
Paul Skenes earned the NL Rookie of the Year award in 2024.
Jason Bay (2004) is the only other Pittsburgh player to claim this trophy.
Last Time a Pirates Manager Won Manager of the Year
The last time a Pirates skipper won Manager of the Year was in 2013, when Clint Hurdle claimed the selection.
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