PITTSBURGH — There aren't many better pitching prospects in baseball than Seth Hernandez, who the Pirates have high hopes for not just this season, but for the future as well. Hernandez, who the Pirates took sixth overall in the 2025 MLB Draft, has excelled for Single-A Bradenton so far, dominating opposing hitters and showing that he's completely ready for whatever challenge comes his way. The 19-year old has posted a 2-0 record in four starts, a 0.53 ERA over 17.0 innings pitched, allowed just one hit, five hits and four walks, while notching 32 strikeouts, a 0.74 batting average allowed (BAA) and a 0.53 WHIP. It's an incredible start for Hernandez, who is putting pressure on the Pirates to consider promoting him early on in his first professional season. Pirates GM Weighs In on Great Start from Seth Hernandez Hernandez projects an important part of the Pirates pitching staff for the future and general manager Ben Cherington is fully aware of his young star's potential.…