North Shore Abuzz For Wild Card Playoff Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates and their fans have been waiting for the return of postseason baseball for a long time. Tonight, the wait comes to an end.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates and their fans have been waiting for the return of postseason baseball for a long time. Tonight, the wait comes to an end.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- An off week for the Panthers (2-1, 3-1) could not come at a better time for redshirt senior quarterback Tom Savage, who left Saturday's Homecoming contest with Virginia (0-1, 2-2) in the fourth quarter with concussion-like symptoms.
Pirates great Andy Van Slyke reflects on the last time the Bucs regularly made the playoffs and what this game means for him and the city.
With the Pirates saying that the tomorrow night's wild card game at PNC Park is sold out, Pittsburgh Police say fans still looking for tickets on the secondary market should be wary of scalpers selling bogus tickets outside the ballpark.
Despite his history playing against the Pirates, former Pirate Sid Bream says he's still pulling for the Pirates in the playoffs and is even more excited for their fans to get the playoff team they've long deserved.
Pirate fans did something today they haven't done for years: held a Pirate playoff pep rally in Market Square.
Pirates pitcher Gerrit Cole is the September National League Rookie of the Month.
Now, one major thread in that curtain is gone. L.C. Greenwood, he of the height and heft and six Pro Bowls and four rings, as central to the dynasty as anyone not named Joe Greene or Jack Lambert, died of natural causes.
NBC's Mike "Doc" Emrick talks Bucs and pucks with Vinnie & Cook on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan.
On Tuesday night during this playoff game, here is a sampling of three tweets that you might see that could wholly impact whether the Pirates advance past the Reds.
Ahead of the Pirates first playoff appearance in 20 years, a rally will be held Monday to get the fans fired up for the big Wild Card game.
Former Pittsburgh Steeler L.C. Greenwood has died.
In the city of Big Ben, it was Greg Jennings and Adrian Peterson who proved to be the biggest attractions.
The preliminaries are done. On to Pittsburgh and the playoffs.
While some are complaining that the Wild Card winners play in just one game, Troy Clardy thinks it's the right way to go. He explains why on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan.
Troy Polamalu on NFL Rule Changes: "I don't want football to lose its essence."
