PITTSBURGH — Bryan Reynolds is the longest tenured member of the Pittsburgh Pirates and his recent career milestone showed it. Reynolds got the 1,000 hit of his career on a single in the top of the third inning vs. the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field on May 6, which ended up as a 1-0 win. That hit put him amongst five Pirates players all-time that have at least 1,000 hits, 200 doubles and 140 home runs, which includes Hall of Famers in right fielder Roberto Clemente (1955-72), outfielder/first baseman Willie Stargell (1962-82) and right fielder Dave Parker (1973-83), plus outfielder Andrew McCutchen (2009-17, 2023-25). It's great company for Reynolds to find himself in, even if he's not quite close to the achievements those four players had in their time with the Pirates. Bryan Reynolds' Time With the Pirates The Pirates traded for Reynolds back on Jan. 15, 2018 with the San Francisco Giants, sending McCutchen the other way.…