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An umpire called a historically bad strike while Pirates position player Rowdy Tellez pitched
Maybe home plate umpire Scott Barry just wanted to end the Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates. Or … he needs to get his vision checked. Those are the only two reasons I can think of for this strike call that has gone very, very viral for all the wrong reasons.
Trump attempted assassination task force visits Butler Farm Show grounds
BUTLER, Pa. (KDKA) — Members of the task force on the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump were in Butler County assessing the Butler Farm Show grounds on Monday.On July 13, a gunman opened fire at Trump's rally on the farm show grounds in Butler Township, leading to a bipartisan congressional task force investigating the event and the security lapses that allowed the gunman to shoot at the former president. The task force, which includes Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly of Butler and Democratic Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado, got a firsthand look at the venue and surrounding areas on...
Explosive report could lead to the Steelers acquiring a young WR via trade
According to Jordan Schultz, an NFL insider, there could be another wide receiver option for the Steelers on the trade market. As teams try and fluctuate their roster for Week 1, many teams will juggle different players on their team as they try and find potential upgrades out there. The Steelers should be active as they have a couple of weak links on their team.
ESPN Analyst Says Steelers 'Bamboozled' Everyone Regarding QB Justin Fields
One of the biggest debates of the NFL offseason revolved around whether Russell Wilson or Justin Fields would be the Week 1 starting quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers. And while the Steelers and head coach Mike Tomlin played it up that both players were challenging one another for the starting ...
Steelers Release Blazing-Fast Wide Receiver
The Pittsburgh Steelers released wide receiver Jacob Copeland in their first wave of roster cuts on Monday, the team announced. Copeland didn’t make much noise in the preseason. In Saturday’s preseason finale against the Detroit Lions, he was targeted once and he was unable to make the catch.
“He Doesn’t Win In The Playoffs” | NFL Insider Throws Vicious Shade At Super Bowl Champion Mike Tomlin’s Historical Winning
The Pittsburgh Steelers and head coach Mike Tomlin are in preparation mode for their Sept. 8 season opener at the Atlanta Falcons. Tomlin, who’s been […]
SOURCE: Steelers ‘FEEL GOOD’ About Landing Brandon Aiyuk By Tuesday + Early Roster Cuts Revealed
<__slot-el _="@=2428,x=320,y=612,w=100,h=36,co=15;15;15;1.0">. <__slot-el _="@=2444,x=320,y=648,w=0,h=0,co=15;15;15;1.0">. Pittsburgh Steelers news is red hot on Monday, August 26th, as the final countdown to final roster cuts tomorrow has officially begun after the conclusion of the final week of the NFL preseason. On today’s edition of Steelers Talk, Chat Sports NFL Analyst Jack Sperry shares what he heard from a Steelers source regardi.
A Steelers-Texans trade so we can all stop talking about Brandon Aiyuk
Trust me, Steelers fans are as tired of the Brandon Aiyuk trade talk as the rest of us. I live in Pittsburgh, and even the talking heads on sports radio have run out of ways to spin an Aiyuk deal to the Steelers. If it happens, it happens, but all signs point to Aiyuk staying by the Bay. Perhaps he was using Mike Tomlin for leverage all along.
Ex-World Series champion OF gets dropped by his new team
One former World Series champion was not able to replicate his success elsewhere in the National League. Robert Murray of FanSided reported Sunday that the Pittsburgh Pirates have placed outfielder Michael A. Taylor on outright waivers. As a result, Taylor can now be claimed by any other team in Major League Baseball. Taylor, 33, was... The post Ex-World Series champion OF gets dropped by his new team appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Multiple people taken to hospital from Rostraver crash
Multiple people were taken to local hospitals from a car crash in Rostraver. Rostraver Central Fire Department on Facebook said the crash with entrapment happened on Route 906 at I-70 West. One person was confined and extricated by fire crews, the department said. Occupants involved in the crash were treated and taken to local hospitals. There’s currently no word on how many people were injured.
Greensburg Salem and Jeannette requiring adult supervision for elementary students at high school football games
By Mike Darnay Updated on: August 27, 2024 / 2:33 AM EDT / CBS Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Two school districts in Westmoreland County are now requiring elementary-age students to have adult supervision when attending high school football games. Leaders from the Jeannette and Greensburg-Salem districts have notified parents and guardians of the policies surrounding children at the games and are asking for help abiding by those guidelines. In the Greensburg Salem district, parents are being asked not to leave elementary or middle school students unattended during athletic events. Students attending games at the school's athletic facilities are not to be dropped off unless a parent or responsible adult will be with them throughout the entire event. Meanwhile, Jeannette school leaders say that students in grades K-6 who are not accompanied by a parent or guardian will not be allowed to enter the football stadium. The district says that they understand this may cause an inconvenience, but that safety and security are of utmost importance. Jeannette leaders also are reminding parents and guardians that they are willing to help in arrange supervision for children if it is needed. Both Greensburg Salem and Jeannette are hosting home football games on Friday night. Mike Darnay is a digital producer and photojournalist at CBS Pittsburgh. Mike has also written and produced content for Vox Media and the Mon Valley Independent. He often covers overnight breaking news, the Pittsburgh Steelers and high school sports. © 2024 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Pennsylvania expanding sales of "canned cocktails" beyond liquor stores
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Businesses that sell alcohol in Pennsylvania will soon be able to sell canned cocktails like High Noon and Surfside which were previously only available in state-run liquor stores.The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is beginning a new permitting process Tuesday, after Gov. Josh Shapiro signed into law two bills expanding where "ready-to-drink cocktails" can be sold (oh, and extending the legal limits on happy hour).Here's the deal: under old state laws, spirits like vodka, gin and tequila could only be sold in Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores, which the PLCB operates. The same went for cocktails containing those...
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