Former Steelers QB Terry Bradshaw's New Las Vegas Show
He's one of the most outspoken and quirky guys to ever wear the black and gold, and now former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw will have his own show in Las Vegas.
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He's one of the most outspoken and quirky guys to ever wear the black and gold, and now former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw will have his own show in Las Vegas.
The Pittsburgh Penguins completed a trade Monday afternoon with the Anaheim Ducks.
Chris Peak from Panther Lair joined the Fan Morning Show to talk about Rushel Shell potentially returning to the Pitt Panthers.
Clint Hurdle is doing a better job than Dan Bylsma.
Pittsburgh Democratic mayoral candidate Bill Peduto joined Colin Dunlap Sunday morning to talk about the local sports teams.
When Angels 1B/OF Brad Hawpe joined Starkey, Miller, and Mueller on Friday, he painted a picture that should be extremely exciting Pirates fans.
Bob Pompeani looked at the Pirates top prospects with Tim Williams of PiratesProspects.com.
Gerrit Cole wasn't nervous about making his first major league road start in his backyard until he heard "Calling All Angels," the syrupy Train ballad played before every game at Angel Stadium.
CBC Hockey Night in Canada analyst Don Cherry offered a more detailed analysis of Malkin and the Pens' 2013 season in an interview with Joe Starkey.
Vinnie and Cook checked in Friday with John Wehner for their weekly visit.
Cavs Pre/Post game Host Jeff Phelps joined The Fan Morning Show to discuss the feelings of Cleveland fans after LeBron James wins his second NBA title since leaving the Cavs.
Actor and comedian Mo'Nique joined The Fan Morning Show in-studio on Friday to preview her shows this weekend at the Pittsburgh Improv.
With both Yankees manager Joe Girardi and Phillies skipper Charlie Manuel manning the helms of their ball clubs in the final year of their contracts, many wonder if either or both will still be with their respective clubs the next year.
Pedro Alvarez drove in all of Pittsburgh's runs with a solo homer, bases-loaded double and a single Thursday, leading the Pirates to a 5-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds and a split of their high-profile NL Central series.
