A councilwoman becomes the first elected official to ask for a public conversation about making the Pirates a competitive team again.

A Pittsburgh city councilwoman has become the first elected official to ask for a public conversation about making the Pittsburgh Pirates a competitive team again. Theresa Kail-Smith is calling for what's called a "post agenda", a fact-finding meeting before city council, where formal discussions would take place on Bob Nutting and his ownership of the Pirates. Smith tells Marty Griffin on KDKA Radio that nothing has been scheduled yet, but that the Pirates have already reached out, and they're looking to have a conversation sometime next week.