McCutchen gave Mac his flowers. “[Mac Miller] is a Pittsburgh guy through and through. That’s what made people love him so much,” the outfielder said. Mac had a Pirates tattoo on his hand ...

McCutchen gave Mac his flowers. “[Mac Miller] is a Pittsburgh guy through and through. That’s what made people love him so much,” the outfielder said. Trending on Billboard Mac had a Pirates ...

"That's what made people love him so much. Actually, a lot of my friendships was because of Mac Miller..." The video shows various parts of Pittsburgh that Miller referenced in music, like Blue ...

That's what made people love him so much. Actually, a lot of my friendships was because of Mac Miller." The video also shows different parts of Pittsburgh and different murals of the musician ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates will pay tribute to the late Pittsburgh-born rapper Mac Miller by ... s what made people love him so much.” The bobblehead giveaway is July 19. Miller died in September ...

The Pirates are giving away Mac Miller bobbleheads during a game ... that's what made people love him so much." Miller, who was born and raised in Pittsburgh's Point Breeze neighborhood, was ...

Ariana Grande remembered her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller on Saturday without saying a word. The singer posted a stark black-and-white image on Instagram of Miller gazing up at her. There was no ...

The late Mac Miller ... thoughts on Miller. "He talks about [Roberto] Clemente and the Pirates, you know, he's just a Pittsburgh guy through and through, that's what made people love him so ...

The first 20,000 people in attendance will receive one. The Pirates said the bobblehead was designed in collaboration with Mac Miller’s family, and will play one of his most iconic songs.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have announced that they will celebrate Pittsburgh native Mac Miller later this season, including having a bobblehead giveaway of the late rapper. The Pirates made the ...

On July 19 against the Chicago White Sox, the Pirates will give out a bobblehead depicting late rapper Mac Miller. Pittsburgh unveiled the bobblehead—which depicts Miller in a "412" jersey ...