Category Archives: Local Sports

With some unscheduled time off thanks to the New Jersey Devils' covid-19 outbreak, the Penguins have time to work on their anemic power play, which is 0-for-19 in the last five games. The Pens were to...

The Pirates have invited 26 non-roster players to Major League Spring Training, including four of their former number-one draft picks. Last year's top pick, second baseman Nick Gonzalez, will be joine...

Former Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Grant Jackson died Tuesday morning at Canonsburg Hospital due to COVID-19 complications. He was 78. Jackson was the winning pitcher of game seven of the 1979 World Se...

The Penguins' struggles on the road continued last night, and after a short, unscheduled break, they will be back in New York this weekend. Paul Steigerwald recaps last night's 3-1 loss to the Rangers...

The Pitt Panthers' home game scheduled Saturday against Florida State has been postponed for a second time. The Seminoles' next three games are postponed because of a positive coronavirus test within ...

The Steelers will promote assistant coach Adrian Klemm to offensive line coach, replacing the fired Shaun Sarrett. Klemm won three Super Bowls as a player with the Patriots and coached at SMU and UCLA...

The Pirates will allow about 2,000 fans at their Bradenton spring training facility later this month. The Grapefruit League home opener is currently scheduled for February 28th against the Atlanta Bra...

The Penguins will be back on the ice at Madison Square Garden to take on the Rangers again tonight, presumably without defenseman Kris Letang. He left Saturday's overtime Penguins win with an undisclo...

UPDATE: The Homer-Center/Purchase Line and Northern Cambria/Blairsville girls' basketball games scheduled for tonight on WCCS and Cat Country, respectively, have been postponed. The games between the ...

The Penguins came from behind again, beating the New York Rangers, 5-4, in overtime. Kasperi Kapanen, Jake Guentzel, Brandon Tanev and Jason Zucker also scored for the Pens. Pierre-Olivier Joseph was ...