PITTSBURGH — Bryan Reynolds is the longest tenured member of the Pittsburgh Pirates and is starting to make his mark in franchise history. Reynolds set the record for the most RBI for a switch hitter in Pirates history, with his RBI-single off of Milwaukee Brewers left-handed pitcher Angel Zerpa in the top of the 10th inning to make it 4-3 in the eventual 6-3 win. He eclipsed former Pirates third baseman/right fielder Bobby Bonilla, who hit 499 RBI over six seasons from 1986-91, and he tied Bonilla with an RBI-single in the 8-4 win over the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field on April 22. Reynolds getting to set this record with the go-ahead run was even more sweet, as it secured the series win for the Pirates, their third over a National League Central Divisional opponent this season, the first time they've won their first three road series vs. divisional foes since 1994. Bryan Reynolds' Career with the Pirates So Far The Pirates added Reynolds and in a trade with the San Francisco Giants on Jan.…