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First call: Antonio Brown glams it up at the Grammys, James Neal loses some teeth

In today’s “First Call,” Antonio Brown was at the Grammy’s. The Penguins got some help. James Neal lost some chiclets. We have your AAF team to support. ______ Photogenic Imagine. You are the guy with the face tattoos. And you are the one in the photo op who people look...
First call: Antonio Brown glams it up at the Grammys, James Neal loses some teeth

In today’s “First Call,” Antonio Brown was at the Grammy’s. The Penguins got some help. James Neal lost some chiclets. We have your AAF team to support. ______ Photogenic Imagine. You are the guy with the face tattoos. And you are the one in the photo op who people look...
Corey Dickerson excited to show off Gold Glove in left field for PiratesVideo

Corey Dickerson showed off his new Gold Glove on social media this offseason, but the Pirates left fielder said he is still in the process of breaking in his new mitt with the Rawlings signature patch. “It’s in a good place,” Dickerson said last month at PiratesFest at PNC Park....
Tim Benz: Poor Le’Veon Bell is feeling underappreciated

Le’Veon Bell sent out this tweet last week. It’s not the first time Bell has whined about feeling underappreciated . The guy makes a good point. I mean, a contract that would’ve paid him $45 million over the first three years? Talk about a lack...
Tim Benz: Poor Le’Veon Bell is feeling underappreciated

Le’Veon Bell sent out this tweet last week. it’s just a great feeling when you’re appreciated...isn’t it? ?— Le'Veon Bell (@LeVeonBell) February 8, 2019 It’s not the first time Bell has whined about feeling underappreciated. The guy makes a good point. I mean, a contract that would’ve paid him $45...
Tim Benz, Mark Madden discuss what’s ailing the Penguins

In this week’s Madden Monday, Mark Madden of 105.9 the X joins me to talk about the recent woes of the Pens. Among the topics there: shorthanded goals allowed, goaltending, scoring, injuries, and the lack of a midseason hot streak. Aside from that they are fine. Then we get the...
Tim Benz, Mark Madden discuss Penguins

In this week’s Madden Monday, Mark Madden of 105.9 the X joins me to talk about the recent woes of the Pens. Among the topics there: shorthanded goals allowed, goaltending, scoring, injuries, and the lack of a midseason hot streak. Aside from that they are fine. Then we get the...
Burt’s boys look to make the Dukes women better

Duquesne women’s coach Dan Burt wasn’t happy with how one of his players performed in a defensive drill. The player’s hand didn’t come up to deny a jump shot, as she was cheating to take away the drive. Burt hollered at a scout team player simulating UMass’ offense. “If she...
Burt’s boys look to make the Dukes women better

Duquesne women’s coach Dan Burt wasn’t happy with how one of his players performed in a defensive drill. The player’s hand didn’t come up to deny a jump shot, as she was cheating to take away the drive. Burt hollered at a scout team player simulating UMass’ offense. “If she...
Former Steelers players, prospects get chance to shine in inaugural AAF games

The Alliance of American Football is a second chance for professional football players who didn’t make the cut the first time in the NFL. The Pittsburgh Steelers have their share of former players competing in the league, with several taking center stage in the upstart AAF’s opening weekend. No former...
Penguins’ Nick Bjugstad OK after being sliced by skate

PHILADELPHIA – Hockey players get used to suffering all sorts of unusual injuries, but this was a new one for Pittsburgh Penguins forward Nick Bjugstad. In the third period of Saturday’s 5-4 Penguins loss at Tampa Bay, defenseman Mikhail Sergachev’s skate came up and slice through his jersey and into...
Bruce Morris recalls hitting longest shot in basketball history

NEW YORK — Thirty-four years after hitting the longest shot in college basketball history, Bruce Morris is still amazed at what he accomplished. Morris was Marshall’s point guard when he hit the historic basket from 89 feet, 10 inches just before halftime against Appalachian State on Feb. 7, 1985. He...
Penguins get much-needed win against rival Flyers

PHILADELPHIA — Matt Murray and the Pittsburgh Penguins won’t be submitting the video of their victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night to the Carnegie Museum of Art. But looking at the standings and the calendar, it’s long past time for the Penguins to stop worrying about artistic merit....
Penguins’ Evgeni Malkin faces possible suspension for stick swing

PHILADELPHIA — Evgeni Malkin made a positive impact on the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday night in his return from a five-game absence because of an upper-body injury. They’ll have to wait to hear from the league to know whether they’ll have him in the lineup again Wednesday night against Edmonton....
Ex-Penn State QB Christian Hackenberg shaky in AAF debut

Christian Hackenberg, a former five-star recruit and Penn State record-holder turned NFL castoff, is looking to resurrect his football career. But Sunday wasn’t much of a step forward. Hackenberg looked shaky at best in his Alliance of American Football debut. Starting under center for the Memphis Express, one of eight...
John Steigerwald: Alliance of American Football off to great start

You could say the Alliance of American Football kicked off its inaugural season Saturday night, but you’d be lying. They don’t kickoff. Former Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward, the league’s director of player development, got the season started at the San Antonio Commanders-San Diego Fleet game in San Antonio by...

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