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Alex, Alex, at D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, didn't do enough traveling, apparently, over the course of this past summer that he asked and received permission, rather easily, I should add, to take a flight out to Phoenix and check out the Arizona Fall League and the prospects that the

Pirates have participating out there. And that's got me in a kind of prospecty mood this morning.

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When I think of the Altoona Cavalry, it's a term that the pirates really don't use.

It's one I kind of made up and in a derisive tone more than anything because I'm tired of waiting on it.

But when I think of who those prospects are that need to make it to Pittsburgh in order for Ben Charington to feel like it's safe to start greenlighting a more aggressive approach.

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