Pirates Home Opener Arrives After Two-Week Delay
Buccos Fans Rejoice as Season Finally Kicks Off
After a two-week delay, the Pittsburgh Pirates finally played their home opener at PNC Park. Fans flocked to the stadium to watch the team take on the Chicago Cubs, with over 20,000 people in attendance.
The game was a nail-biter, with the Pirates ultimately falling 5-4 in extra innings. However, the fans were still excited to see the team back on the field, and the atmosphere was electric.
The Pirates have high hopes for this season, and the home opener was a great start. The team is looking to rebound from a disappointing 2022 campaign, and they will need to play well at home in order to make a playoff run.
Bruce Arians, Buccaneers Players, and Gisele React to Tom Brady's Retirement
In other NFL news, Bruce Arians, Buccaneers players, and Gisele Bündchen have all reacted to Tom Brady's retirement. Arians, who was Brady's head coach in Tampa Bay, said that he was "proud" of Brady's accomplishments and that he was "a great teammate and leader."
Buccaneers players also praised Brady for his leadership and work ethic. Wide receiver Mike Evans said that Brady "made everyone around him better," while running back Leonard Fournette said that Brady was "the greatest of all time."
Brady's wife, Gisele, also shared her thoughts on his retirement. She said that she was "proud" of Brady and that she was "excited for the next chapter" in their lives.
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