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Column: Pirates’ offense Stink-o de Mayo

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So, anyone else having a serious sink-o feeling on this Cinco de Mayo? Or is that stink-o, as in the Pirates’ offense?

Andrew McCutchen takes his slumping bat to the circle. — GETTY

So, anyone else having a serious sink-o feeling on this Cinco de Mayo?

Or is that stink-o, as in the Pirates' offense?

Yeah, sorry. Way too easy. Especially when compared to the increasingly complicated process of Pittsburgh's baseball team laying so much as a splinter of lumber to cowhide these days.

Just ask the MVP.

"I take full responsibility for how we're playing," Andrew McCutchen was saying in a lengthy, emotional session at his stall last night following that flat-lined 7-1 loss to the Reds at PNC Park. "I know I'm a big part of it. And right now, I'm just not where I need to be. I'm going to do whatever it takes because right now ... it's under mediocre right now. It's bad. I know I'm better than that."

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