Should Pittsburgh Sports Fans Be Worried?
Pittsburgh sports fans are starting to get worried.
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Pittsburgh sports fans are starting to get worried.
Pittsburgh's Arena Football League team has extended its lease at Consol Energy Center, and is cutting most ticket prices in an attempt to boost attendance.
Go ahead and soothe yourself --- if you'd like --- and say the Steelers lost an independent game on Sunday when they fell to the Tennessee Titans, 16-9, in the season opener at Heinz Field.
Bouchette reports that the Steelers have now lost 3 players for the season and plan to re-sign Jonathan Dwyer.
A new year and a new season gives Steelers fans lots of reasons to be hopeful and optimistic.
Following their 8-8 finish last season, Ben Roethlisberger figures to have his work cut out for him as he attempts to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers back to the playoffs.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- The Steelers open their 2013 season against the Tennessee Titans at 1:00 P.M. on KDKA-TV, and former NFL wide receiver Yancey Thigpen, who played on both sides of the AFC rivalry, joined "Starkey, Miller and Mueller" Friday to preview Sunday's game.
Adam Wainwright bounced back from back-to-back sub-par outings with seven shutout innings and David Freese homered to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night.
Brennan Clay helped Oklahoma overcome its spotty passing game. The senior running back had a career-high 170 yards rushing as Oklahoma switched quarterbacks in the second half and still beat West Virginia 16-7 on Saturday night.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- The 2013 baseball season, at minimum, will be remembered as the one that ended a torturous streak of losing in Pittsburgh, and for backup catcher Michael McKenry, it will be remembered as the one in which the Pirates came into their own.
The Pittsburgh Pirates activated outfielder Starling Marte from the 15-day disabled list Saturday and also recalled right-handed pitcher Brandon Cumpton from Triple-A Indianapolis.
Hockey season is about to get underway.
Even with Beaver Stadium's glaring deserted sections, thousands of "We Are" chanting fans and a home opener still gave Christian Hackenberg some early jitters.
The rules make the game safer. The equipment makes the game safer. So why are we still seeing serious injuries around the NFL? Troy Clardy thinks the answer is simple, and he reveals it on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan.
Wilcots talked with Vinnie and Cook on Wednesday about calling both of James Harrison's controversial hits for CBS.
