Column: Finding success through failure

PIT
CHC
8:05 pm Today
PIT
CHC
7
8
Final Aug. 29
PIT
MIL
3
1
Final Aug. 28
PIT
MIL
9
6
Final Aug. 27
PIT
MIL
5
3
Final Aug. 26
PIT
MIL
3
2
Final Aug. 25
HOU
PIT
5
4
Final Aug. 24
HOU
PIT
1
7
Final Aug. 23
HOU
PIT
3
1
FInal Aug. 22
MIA
PIT
3
2
Final Aug. 21
MIA
PIT
3
1
Final Aug. 20
MIA
PIT
6
5
Final Aug. 19
PIT
SF
6
5
Final Aug. 17
PIT
SF
4
3
Final Aug. 16
PIT
SF
8
5
Final Aug. 15
PIT
LAD
11
3
Final Aug. 14
PIT
LAD
4
8
Final Aug. 13
PIT
LAD
5
1
Final Aug. 12
SD
PIT
0
4
Final Aug. 11
SD
PIT
4
0
Final Aug. 10
SD
PIT
4
6
Final Aug. 9
CIN
PIT
7
3
Final Aug. 7
CIN
PIT
3
5
Final Aug. 6
CIN
PIT
2
3
Final Aug. 5
PIT
ATL
2
5
Final Aug. 4
PIT
ATL
4
8
Final Aug. 3
PIT
ATL
5
3
Final Aug. 2
PIT
MIL
2
4
Final July 31
PIT
MIL
3
5
Final July 30
PIT
MIL
1
3
Final July 29
SEA
PIT
1
10
Final July 27
SEA
PIT
7
4
Final July 26
PIT
WAS
Sept. 12 7:10
PIT
CAR
Sept. 1 7:32
PIT
NO
27
14
Final Aug. 26
PHI
PIT
17
0
Final Aug. 18
DET
PIT
30
17
Final Aug. 12
PIT
DEN
16
23
Final Jan. 17
PIT
CIN
18
16
Final Jan. 9
BU
WVU
Dec. 3 TBA
WVU
ISU
Nov. 26 TBA
OU
WVU
Nov. 19 TBA
WVU
UT
Nov. 12 TBA
KU
WVU
Nov. 5 TBA
WVU
OSU
Oct. 29 TBA
TCU
WVU
Oct. 22 TBA
KSU
WVU
Oct. 1 TBA
BYU
WVU
Sept. 24 TBA
YSU
WVU
Sept. 10 2:00
MIS
WVU
Sept. 3 12:00
PIT
ORL
7:30 pm Sat.
PIT
HAR
1
1
Final Aug. 27
WIL
PIT
1
4
Final Aug. 24
PIT
ROC
0
3
Final Aug. 20
BET
PIT
1
2
Final Aug. 13
PIT
MTL
1
4
Final Aug. 10
LOU
PIT
2
1
Aug 5 Final
PIT
WIL
4
1
Final July 30
CHA
PIT
3
0
Final July 23
HAR
PIT
2
1
Final July 17
RIC
PIT
2
0
Final July 14
PIT
BET
0
2
Final July 10
HAR
PIT
0
0
Final July 4
PIT
ROC
1
2
Final June 25

SAN DIEGO -- Baseball is a game where success is founded on failure.
Or, to word it a bit better, it's founded on the response to repeated failure.
Thursday night at Petco Park, these surging Pirates stretched out their longest winning streak in two years to seven games with an 11-5 pounding of the Padres. They pounded out 15 hits on Major League Baseball's least friendly confines for hitters, six of those for extra bases, three of them home runs by Jung Ho Kang (430 feet), Gregory Polanco (413 feet) and Starling Marte (377 feet) that could have soared from here to Tijuana if taped together.
They were up by a touchdown before the game was four innings old.
And for a dash of additional drama, the first of those home runs, Kang's launch into the second level above left-center field, could be seen on national TV in his native South Korea, making it, in essence, the three-run shot heard round the world.
Here, watch for yourself the way they watched it.
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