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After Brandon Lowe hit the first home run of the 2026 MLB season, the Pirates brought out a welding helmet, revealing a new celebration that pays homage to Pittsburgh's blue-collar roots. It might not ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates have a dugout filled with possible celebrations. When a hitter launches a home run, they get to wear a steel mill welder's mask. But that's not all. There's also an orange ...

Hoisting a traffic cone has become the hottest way for Pirates fans to celebrate, but where exactly does someone get a traffic cone? According to one parking company, people are stealing them. Kyler ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates are on a hot streak, and this year, there's a new way to celebrate. Pirates players and fans are lifting up a traffic cone in celebration, and the inside joke has caught on. The ...

THE STORY ON THE CONE. NOW. SKEENS DID SAY HE THINKS ONE OF HIS TEAMMATES PICKED UP THE CONE ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD IN CINCINNATI EARLIER THIS WEEK WHEN THEY WERE THERE TO TAKE ON THE REDS. WE’VE ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates took two of three games against the Cincinnati Reds this week and a prop used in their dugout celebrations is going viral.After home runs hit by Pittsburgh during this week’s ...

When diehard Pirates fan Ricky Duncan saw the Pirates “hoist the cone” meme going viral, he knew he had to show up and show out for the Bucs’ home opener Friday. Duncan spent Friday afternoon ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates first introduced the traffic come home run celebration in the team’s 8-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds on March 31. Fans have been wondering where it came from. Finally, we now ...

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Creamy Cones in Chicopee is holding a soft opening of their new ice cream shop on Memorial Drive in Chicopee. West Side Creamy Cones is owned by Zarena and Matt. They are ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Hurricane Center (NHC) is redesigning its most recognizable—some would say iconic—“cone” graphic for the 2026 hurricane season.