Kevin Gorman is a sports writer for the Tribune-Review.
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Gorman: Bruins’ Krug has roots in Western Pa.
By Kevin GormanTorey Krug’s family won’t just be traveling from Livonia, Mich., to watch him play against the Penguins in the Eastern Conference final. They will be …
Gorman: Pens protégés still saluting Sarge
By Kevin GormanSergei Gonchar stood outside the Ottawa Senators dressing room at Consol Energy Center, smiling at the suggestion that he played a part in Evgeni Malkin …
Gorman: Separating the scary from the shaky
By Kevin GormanA New York Islanders instigator who began the infamous brawl with the Penguins in February 2011, Matt Martin is something of an expert on getting …
Gorman: Boston runners compete in Pittsburgh Marathon to prove terrorism can’t win
By Kevin GormanThere was something personal for Conrad Quesen about the timing of the first explosion at the Boston Marathon. When a homemade bomb exploded at the …
Gorman: For Penguins, Murray brings pain
By Kevin GormanIt’s only one game, Douglas Murray reminds you, so temper the temptation to treat Game 1 of this first-round Stanley Cup playoff series as anything …
Gorman: An athlete comes clean about drug use
By Kevin GormanJoe DelSardo experienced the highest of highs on the football field, from his record-tying performance in the PIAA Class AA final to his ridiculous catch …
Gorman: No room for fear at finish line
By Kevin GormanFive days after explosions erupted near the Boston Marathon finish line, 700-plus runners will observe a moment of silence at the starting line in Little Boston. That’s the Elizabeth Township neighborhood where the Boston Trail half marathon will be run …
Gorman: Amazing comeback for St. Cloud State player
By Kevin GormanDrew LeBlanc forced himself not to watch replays of Louisville’s Kevin Ware breaking his leg in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. The St. Cloud State …
Gorman: McKees Rocks boxer Spadafora ready to reclaim a title
By Kevin GormanAlmost a decade has passed since Paul Spadafora owned a world title belt, yet he wears one as a reminder of what once was and …
Gorman: Shell game paramount for Pitt
By Kevin GormanPaul Chryst called it paramount that, as Pitt’s football coach, he wants to do what’s best for each player and for the team, and he …
Gorman: Nothing perfect about Pitt’s finish
By Kevin GormanSALT LAKE CITY Pitt is either a classic overachiever that hits its ceiling in the NCAA Tournament or an underachiever whose early exits fail to …
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