Black And Gold Sunday: March 3, 2013
Rob Pratte hosted Black and Gold Sunday from Kuhn's Market with Bob Dvorchak, Jeff Cohen and Frank Augustine.
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Rob Pratte hosted Black and Gold Sunday from Kuhn's Market with Bob Dvorchak, Jeff Cohen and Frank Augustine.
A three-game road trip came to an end on a winning note in Montreal Saturday night, but not in a way that head coach Dan Bylsma can be happy about.
Newcomer Mike Zagurski may be a longshot to make the Pirates' 25-man roster, but he's yet to give up a hit in Spring Training.
MONTREAL (AP) — Brandon Sutter's second goal of the game 52 seconds into overtime lifted the Pittsburgh Penguins to a wild 7-6 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night.
Newcomer Mark Melancon not only lockers between the more outgoing Jared Hughes and Jason Grilli but could end up pitching between them in late-game situations.
It was tough enough for Pittsburgh fans to watch the Baltimore Ravens win the Super Bowl with Ray Lewis front and center; but with Pittsburgh playing the Tigers in Lakeland, Fla., on Saturday, it was Ray Lewis Day for the Lakeland native at Joker Marchant Stadium.
The Fan's Jim Colony stopped by McKechnie Field before heading to Lakeland for the Grapefruit League game against the Tigers to check out the new and improved McKechnie Field.
Michael McKenry says he's spent the off-season trying to become more versatile.
Bob Pompeani discussed the Pens with former Head Coach Eddie Olczyk of NBC Sports.
PITTSBURGH (93-7 THE FAN) -- The boys' portion of the WPIAL Basketball Championships began Friday night at the A.J. Palumbo Center with two teams capturing their second district crowns in three years.
Former Pens forward Colby Armstrong is back with former Pens head coach Michel Therrien, this time in Montreal and today Armstrong told 93.7 the Fan, "he's been great with our group. He came into a situation where a team wasn't doing so well. I think he's familiar with that so it was easy for him to adapt right away to turning things around."
Sports Illustrated NHL senior writer Michael Farber takes Vinnie & Cook for a skate around the NHL on Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan. Farber weighs in on the Penguins' losing streak, the Canadiens' hot start, and what to watch in Montreal on Saturday.
We have all heard so many times that action speaks louder than words. That seems to be the case with the Pirates players and coaches this spring. There are no slogans or printed t-shirts with "finish" on them in the clubhouse it just seems to be understood that this is a very important year. A year when winning is expected. The last two years have given the fans a taste of what post season baseball could be like but still are dealing with a losing streak of 20 straight years.
Neil Walker of the Pirates understands why people questioned the team's effort after last season, but thinks that it isn't always about stepping up your game.
