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Pirates General Manager Neal Huntington feels strongly in the direction that his major league club has gone under Manager Clint Hurdle, and while they aren't all the way where they want to be, he was happy enough with the results to reward Hurdle with a new contract.
NBA Hall of Famer Rick Barry shot 89% from the free throw line during his career in the NBA, using the underhand technique, and he joined Starkey, Miller and Muller on 93.7 The FAN to talk about why that style isn't adopted by more players today.
Max Talbot is set to return to Pittsburgh this week with the Philadelphia Flyers. And when he was a Penguin, Talbot was the jokester of the team, the class clown. But with his departure and move across the state, who is it now?
CBC Hockey Night In Canada reporter Elliotte Friedman takes Vinnie & Cook for a spin around the ice on Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan.
Vic Black, the Pirates supplemental first round pick in the 2009 draft, enjoyed a 13 save season, where he held opponents to a .189 batting average in 2012, while allowing just one run in both June and July combined while pitching for Double-A Altoona.
New Pitt Football Defensive Coordinator, Matt House joined the Fan Morning Show to talk about his promotion.
A look inside the Steelers locker room, as Larry Foote speaks to the Fan Morning Show about fellow Linebacker, Lamarr Woodley.
PITTSBURGH (AP) A self-professed "raving lunatic" while watching his team score just three points over the first 13:54 of the game, Notre Dame coach Mike Brey wasn't considering the potential consequences when he gave referee John Gaffney an earful.
It's no surprise that basketball players are tall, but one Western Pa. college player is a head and shoulders above the rest.
New Pirates Infielder Brandon Inge is taking part in his first spring training outside of the Detroit Tigers organization, and told Starkey, Miller and Mueller on Sports Radio 93.7 The FAN that it's pretty different for him, but he's really enjoying it so far.
Clint Hurdle deserves this. He hasn't won a championship. Heck, he hasn't even won more games than he's lost in each of his first two seasons as Pirates manager.
After an injury riddled 2012 season that saw the usually reliable Jeff Karstens in an on-again, off-again role because of health issues, it was expected he would no longer be with the team at season's end.
It's a Pittsburgh icon, and now the terrible towel will be made right here in the steel city.
The Penguins traded Eric Tangradi this past week, but was he given a fair chance to succeed this year or was his fate predetermined?
Seemingly anyone with the deepest of interest or even a tepid curiosity in the National Hockey League stands on one side or the other about one of the game's major issues: Should there be fighting in hockey?
