allegheny was the original name of the pittsburgh pirates.
what was the original name of the pittsburgh pirates?
allegheny
pittsburgh pirates (disambiguation)





























the pittsburgh pirates are a professional baseball team.





























pittsburgh allegheny may also refer to:





























bullet::::- pittsburgh allegheny (international association), a minor league baseball team that existed in 1877-1878





























pittsburgh pirates may also refer to:





























bullet::::- pittsburgh pirates (wphl), a professional ice hockey team which existed in 1907–1908





























bullet::::- pittsburgh pirates (nhl), a professional ice hockey team which existed in 1925–1930





























bullet::::- pittsburgh steelers, the professional american football team, which was known as the "pirates" from 1933–1940





























bullet::::- pittsburg pirates (minor league), minor league baseball team from pittsburg, kansas that played occasionally during the early 20th century.
pittsburgh pirates (disambiguation)
bullet::::- 1988 : pittsburgh pirates: $825,000





























bullet::::- 1989: pittsburgh pirates: $2,150,000





























bullet::::- 1990: pittsburgh pirates: $1,200,000





























bullet::::- 1991: pittsburgh pirates: $2,180,000





























bullet::::- 1992 : pittsburgh pirates: $4,350,000 (including $100,000 earned bonus)





























bullet::::- 1993 : pittsburgh pirates: $4,900,000 (including $250k signing bonus and $50k earned bonus)





























bullet::::- 1994: pittsburgh pirates: $3,550,000 (including $250k signing bonus)





























bullet::::- 1995: baltimore orioles: $600,000 (including $50,000 earned bonus)





























bullet::::- 1995: philadelphia phillies: undetermined





























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