The Penguins currently have Matt Dumba in the AHL, and it might be time to just terminate his contract and move on. … [Read more...] about The Penguins need to finally cut bait with this veteran defenseman
Pirates offseason choices have made this trade proposal a nonstarter
Mock trade proposals for Pittsburgh Pirates starter Mitch Keller continue to fly, but the club's decisions this offseason have made trading the right-hander a nonstarter. … [Read more...] about Pirates offseason choices have made this trade proposal a nonstarter
Arthur Smith Departing NFL For Ohio State OC Job
In the wake of the news of Mike McCarthy‘s agreement to become the next head coach of the Steelers, Pittsburgh’s incumbent offensive coordinator Arthur Smith has some plans of his own. According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Smith is expected to be named the next offensive coordinator at Ohio State. This marks a departure not only from Pittsburgh – as could be expected – but … [Read more...] about Arthur Smith Departing NFL For Ohio State OC Job
Pirates Open To Re-Signing Andrew McCutchen
After spending 12 of his 18 Major League seasons with the Pirates, Andrew McCutchen said back in August that he wanted to return for another season in the black-and-gold, while acknowledging that his shortcomings during the 2025 season. “I have to do what I need to do to…show that I was able to have a good year and still can play the following year,” McCutchen said, noting … [Read more...] about Pirates Open To Re-Signing Andrew McCutchen
Pitt men’s basketball just misses victory, falls to Boston College 65-62
Pitt basketball clashed in an extremely close matchup with Boston College, with both teams having a record of 8-10 coming in. However, Pitt fell 65-62 to the Eagles on Wednesday. Pitt hits some early threes, but not enough Pitt had an up-and-down start in the first half, feeling very comfortable from the three-point line. It made several three-point attempts, but was slow in … [Read more...] about Pitt men’s basketball just misses victory, falls to Boston College 65-62
