Rinku And Dinesh Will Sign Here, And Initial Here [Rinku And Dinesh]
deadspin.com 3/12/2009 — Jeff Bernstein, the agent for Indian pitching prospects Rinku and Dinesh , reports that the controversy with the Topps representative has been cleared up. He is not a very, very bad man after all. On Tuesday, Rinku and Dinesh reported on their blog ...

Rinku and Dinesh Update
raisethejollyroger.com 2/8/2009 — They’ve made it to Pirate City! Hey guys, you’re a week early! Oh, [ they need to be shown around ]: Pirate City very good place. Rinku and me having good room. We having bathroom. We have big TV. In Pirate City they having many grounds. Grounds most nice we seen. They ...

Rinku And Dinesh Are Boycotting Topps [Rinku And Dinesh]
deadspin.com 3/10/2009 — Rinku Singh and Dinesh Patel, the teenage pitchers from India who were signed by the Pirates recently, would like you to know that the man from Topps is a bad man. A very baaaad man. Apparently a Topps executive got hold of the two recently and ...

Rinku and Dinesh Have a Blog
southsidesox.com 11/25/2008 — Rinku and Dinesh Have a Blog The two Indian pitchers who won the Million Dollar Arm contest and were recently signed by the Pirates have been blogging about their experiences in America. It's filled with gems, and is worth reading back through ...

Rinku And Dinesh Hit Pirate City
walkoffwalk.com 2/9/2009 — Just a quick update. The guys have arrived in Bradenton. I'm unsure of what Pirate City is built on but I'm pretty sure it's not rock and roll. Their arrival got a great writeup from Colin Dunlap of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Well worth the read, even if I'm pretty sure he cleaned up their ...

Rinku And Dinesh Vs. Topps
walkoffwalk.com 3/10/2009 — Checking my Google Reader over coffee this morning I saw the headline "Very Bad Thing Happen To Us." I wondered why Geoff Baker would be referring to himself as "Us" so I investigated further. To my surprise the post wasn't from Smilin' Geoff but in ...

Pirates sign Rinku and Dinesh
hardballtimes.com 11/25/2008 — Don't know who Rinku and Dinesh are? They're the latest international sensations, a couple of Indian brothers who had never played baseball until six months ago. And now they are members of the Pirates' organization. Read the entire story at Walkoff Walk and Big League Stew. Order the Hardball ...

Rinku and Dinesh’s Blog of DOOM!
baseballthinkfactory.org 11/25/2008 — For those of you who want to follow the crazy adventures of Rinku and Dinesh, the Future of the Pittsburgh Pirates, they have a blog! They haven’t talked about their signing yet though. And their blog name does not include the word doom. Other than ...

NBC 562nd news outlet to feature Rinku and Dinesh
raisethejollyroger.com 3/2/2009 — Click here to view the embedded video.

Rinku and Dinesh (and I) are sick of Slumdog Millionaire
blog.mlive.com 3/20/2009 — Bobby Gosh: I've already expressed my national pride for two Pittsburgh Pirates prospects, Rinku Singh and Dinesh Patel, but I'm even happier to find out that they are sick of Slumdog Millionaire just as much as I am: "But speaking...

Non-Roster Invitees To Watch Out For at Pittsburgh Pirates Camp — Bleacher Report - MLB 2/18/2009
The smell of spring is in the air. In 46 days the Pirates will start their 2009 campaign in St. Louis.  Are there any players that were non-roster invitees that stand realistic chances to make the squad?  There sure are and we'll take a ...

Pittsburgh Pirates: McLouth, Maholm, Doumit Signings Move In The Right Direction — Bleacher Report - MLB 2/18/2009
For years, the Pittsburgh Pirates have been the poster children for bad free agent signings (Jeromy Burnitz), poor trade acquisitions (Matt Morris, Mark Redman), and poor drafting (Bryan Bullington, Bobby Bradley).  No more. With long term ...

McLouth among 5 players setting in arbitration — The Seattle Times: Sports 2/18/2009
Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Nate McLouth agreed to a $15.75 million, three-year contract, one of five deals announced Tuesday among players remaining in salary arbitration.

McLouth among 5 players setting in arbitration — Boston.com -- Baseball News 2/18/2009
Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Nate McLouth agreed to a $15.75 million, three-year contract, one of five deals announced Tuesday among players remaining in salary arbitration.

Pittsburgh Pirates: Non-Roster Invitees To Watch Out For at Camp — Bleacher Report - MLB 2/18/2009
The smell of spring is in the air. In 46 days the Pirates will start their 2009 campaign in St. Louis.  Are there any players that were non-roster invitees that stand realistic chances to make the squad? Here are the guys with the best shot:  ...