Harrison Gets 2nd Straight Start
Coming off of 2-hit performance in his ML debut, manager Clint Hurdle is giving rookie Josh Harrison another start at third base tonight vs. the NY Mets.
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Coming off of 2-hit performance in his ML debut, manager Clint Hurdle is giving rookie Josh Harrison another start at third base tonight vs. the NY Mets.
Former Penguins coach Michel Therrien joined Vinnie & Cook on Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan, and he can't wait until the Stanley Cup Finals begin.
Pirates broadcaster Bob Walk joined Sportsradio 93.7 The Fan's Vinnie & Cook Wednesday.
Many Penguin and fans of the NHL will be happy to hear that Colin Campbell is no longer in charge of discipline in the NHL.
Elizabeth Forward and Peters Township are two of the programs trying to make history at CONSOL Energy Park in Washington in the 2011 WPIAL Baseball Championships.
Neshannock avenged last year's loss at CONSOL Energy Park with a masterful pitching performance, while Seneca Valley delivered a resounding upset on day one of the WPIAL Baseball Championships.
Chris Gates | 93-7 The Fan -- With Ohio State and West Virginia going through troubles of their own, Pitt suddenly looks much better than it did Jan. 1.
Now that it's June 1, when does the job being done by the Pirate starters stop becoming a fluke?
A Pirate pitching prospect came within one out of a no-hitter but lost it in the 9th inning. Here's the Monday night Pirate Farm Report.
The Carnegie-based NFL player agent recently joined "The Post-Gazette Roundtable" with Jerry Micco to discuss multiple issues he believes are at the root of the league's labor and public relations problems.
Pirates pitcher Evan Meek joined 93.7 The Fan's Chris Mueller after the team's comeback victory over the Mets Tuesday night to talk about picking up the first win at Citi Field in franchise history in relief of James McDonald.
Chris Gates | 93-7 The Fan — Josh Harrison's MLB debut was a night to remember, sparking an eighth inning rally to help the Pirates beat the Mets, 5-1.
There may be a future Olympian both at Rochester and in the Williams family. Erikka, the youngest of seven Williams' children, just had a good showing this weekend at the state track and field championships and may be following in Lauryn's fast footsteps.
He was a former two-sport standout athlete at Jeannette high school, but now Terrelle Pryor finds himself at the center of an NCAA investigation, looking into whether he received cars and other benefits.
