Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Mitch Keller has been linked to a lot of trade rumors, but it seems as though the Pirates aren't sure if they will move him.

The Chicago Cubs likely won't be trading for Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher Mitch Keller, as they lost all their leverage in a short timespan.

If the Chicago Cubs want to trade for Pirates pitcher Mitch Kelly, they're going to have to pay up. A real life example suggests the Cubs would have to give up two top-10 prospects for Keller.

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reported that one of those early trade targets, All-Star Pittsburgh Pirates starter Mitch Keller, is likely to be traded. "Only 18 months ago, the Pittsburgh Pirates ...

The potential buyers include teams like the Yankees, Mets, Tigers, Phillies, Cubs, and Dodgers, who all are trying to beef up their rosters in hopes of a deep playoff run.

Despite weeks of rumors, it looks as though the Pirates won’t be trading Mitch Keller before tomorrow’s trade deadline, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal writes. It would take “a dramatic shift ...

The latest MLB trade rumors have the New York Yankees bolstering the team's pitching. Find out why the Pittsburgh Pirates could be a partner.

Despite weeks of rumors, it looks as though the Pirates won’t be trading Mitch Keller before Thursday's trade deadline (6 p.m. ET), The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal writes.

Mitch Keller could be the pitcher who's on the outside looking in if the Pirates decide to trade one of their starters.

It would be a terrible idea for the Pirates to act on that market and trade him this season. For one, the optics of it trading Keller would be terrible. He is only 18 months into into a five-year ...

Mitch Keller is one of the biggest starting pitcher names on the trade market heading toward the MLB deadline. That sets the Pittsburgh Pirates' right-hander up for a very unusual Monday night.