Miami (63-98) was the only team named in the grievance to post a losing record in 2018. Oakland went 97-65 and captured an A.L. Wild Card spot and Tampa Bay (90-72) and Pittsburgh (82-79) finished above .500. On February 1, 2018, it was reported by the "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette" that the Weirton Medical Center, a major advertiser for three of Nutting's papers ("Weirton Daily Times" in Weirton, West Virginia, "Herald-Star" in Steubenville, Ohio, and "The Review" in East Liverpool, Ohio), were pulling its ads from the papers over “the failure of the Pirates to craft a deal to keep Andrew McCutchen a Pirate.” Nutting serves as the President and CEO of Ogden Newspapers, Inc. headquartered in Wheeling, West Virginia. He is the great-grandson of company founder H. C. Ogden, and is the fourth generation of his family to run the company. Ogden Newspapers publishes 40 daily newspapers, multiple weekly newspapers and magazines as well as many phone directories. The company has newspapers and other media forms in 12 states. Nutting is currently the Chairman of Seven Springs Mountain Resort, a four-season resort located approximately 50 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. In late 2013, Nutting acquired nearby Hidden Valley Resort when it was purchased by Seven Springs. Nutting was born on March 29, 1962 in Wheeling, West Virginia. He earned a bachelor's degree in history from Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Nutting enjoys the outdoors enjoying his time fly fishing, skiing and flying his personal twin-engine aircraft. Nutting and his wife, Leslie, have three daughters. An avid conservationist, Nutting is the driving force behind the Pirates' "Let's Go Bucs. Let's Go Green." initiative to make PNC Park operations more environmentally friendly.