Is Dustin Johnson The Most Controversial U.S. Open Winner Of All Time?
Dustin Johnson has constantly been followed around by controversy and headlines. Yesterday's win showed a different side of Johnson.
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Dustin Johnson has constantly been followed around by controversy and headlines. Yesterday's win showed a different side of Johnson.
Dustin Johnson won the 2016 U.S. Open for his first major. The PGA Tour veteran placed second in 2015, after missing a short putt.
Colin Dunlap says he's going to despise the day Pirates centerfielder Andrew McCutchen gets traded away.
When it comes to Marc-Andre Fleury, it might be time for fans to start preparing for the inevitable, while hoping for the best.
More tears. Only this time, tears of joy.
In honor of Pittsburgh's 200th anniversary celebration, 93.7 The Fan salutes the area's greatest sports moments!
Fans of the Pittsburgh Penguins won't have to wait too long to see the Stanley Cup champions back in action.
The Chicago Cubs completed a sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates with a 10-5 win Sunday night.
All the chaos and confusion couldn't stop Dustin Johnson from proving he had the head to be a U.S. Open champion.
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds (2-7-3) broke through for their first win in four matches, defeating FC Montreal (1-11-1), 2-1, at Highmark Stadium.
The Chicago Cubs have done a lot for Jon Lester this season - including a lot of diving stops and long home runs. Once again on Saturday night, Lester's teammates came through in a big way.
A decade ago, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger held his first mini-camp for kids. Saturday, another group took lessons from the pro.
Rory McIlroy spent the days before the U.S. Open searching for his game. The world's third-ranked player didn't find it at Oakmont.
Bottled water was in high demand at the Oakmont Country Club Saturday for Day 3 of the U.S. Open tournament. And for a course where shady areas are few and far between, the heat was downright brutal.
The USGA didn't even wait for this U.S. Open to end before announcing Oakmont will get another one.
Former Steelers Head Coach Bill Cowher talks about his former team starting out 0-4 and the NFL.
The 0-4 Pittsburgh Steelers will come off of their bye-week with a few new faces on both sides of the ball as they prepare to shut down Geno Smith and the 3-2 New York Jets.
Broadcasting live from Nakama on Carson for another installment of the Ryan Clark Show, the Steelers safety makes a case for the team still having a real shot at making the playoffs.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- By stumbling to their first 0-4 start since 1968, the Steelers had completed their time warp. Believe it or not, we've returned to a time similar to 1968, when they are less relevant than the local baseball team, and their inter-state rivals are fighting for divisional supremacy.
Steelers LB Larry Foote says despite being 0-4 the Steelers goals remain the same.
