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How Pirates' Paul Skenes is using his pitches to dominate MLB
A year ago at this time, Paul Skenes was days away from being selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates with the No. 1 pick in the 2023 MLB draft after taking the SEC by storm at LSU. Going into the draft, I dubbed him the best pitching prospect since Gerrit Cole in 2011.
These 2 Pittsburgh flights are among North America's 10 most turbulent routes
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Two Pittsburgh flights are among the most turbulent routes in North America, according to Turbli. The turbulence forecast website used its database to rank the bumpiest flights around the world last year. For North American routes with the highest average turbulence, Charlotte-Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh-Raleigh/Durham made the top 10.
Sandcastle announces "Jammin' July" featuring live, local music each weekend in July
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - If you're looking for some music by the pool this summer, Sandcastle Water Park has just what you need. For the month of July, Sandcastle is hosting Jammin' July where they will feature local bands every Saturday. Four unique local bands will perform including The Flow Band...
Boston Police Arrest Three, Seize Firearms in Roxbury Community College Parking Lot
On the evening of July 4, 2024, as fireworks burst, silhouetting the city's skyline, the Boston Police Department's Youth Violence Strike Force took action to decidedly reduce a potential threat in Roxbury. According to a report from the Boston Police Department, officers arrested three individuals and confiscated two firearms, along with ammunition, following a routine patrol in a local community college parking lot.
Steelers' Cameron Heyward makes one promise about uncertain future
In a piece published on June 14, Pittsburgh Steelers reporter Mark Kaboly of The Athletic raised some eyebrows when he suggested that longtime Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward could potentially retire as a member of the division-rival Cleveland Browns. Heyward poured cold water over that idea this week."I would never want to play for not only a rival, but a team that's so close that there's such bad blood there," Heyward said during a recent appearance on "The Jim Rome Show," per Matthew Marczi of Steelers Depot. "I don't think I could do that. But my wife being from Cleveland was...
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Wraps Up Renovation in Time for Its Anniversary
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh has completed its refurbishment just in time for its 15th anniversary. The renovations cost Rush Street Gaming, the property’s owner, some $6.6 million and are are line with the company’s desire to cement the Pennsylvanian casino resort as a leading destination for tourism and gaming.
Investigation Underway to Uncover Cause of Clairton Blaze, No Injuries Reported
A blaze that erupted in Clairton on Thursday is now the subject of an investigation, as authorities work to determine its cause. The fire began around 8:15 p.m. on Miller Avenue. Firefighting crews were on the scene for hours, facing down heavy flames and a considerable amount of smoke, as reported by CBS News Pittsburgh.
Pine Township Shocked as Two Men Found Dead in Swimming Pool, Police Investigate
In a somber development out of Pine Township, Allegheny County Police have disclosed that two men were discovered deceased in a swimming pool during a welfare check on Thursday evening. Officers were dispatched at 6:18 p.m. to the 200 block of Whetherburn Drive, where they came upon the tragic scene, according to TribLIVE.
Analyst voices major concerns about Steelers' Russell Wilson
Jordan Raanan of ESPN is among the numerous NFL analysts who believe veteran quarterback Russell Wilson won't be able to resurrect his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers this fall."I think Russell Wilson is on the downside of his career," Raanan said during Friday's edition of the ESPN Radio "Unsportsmanlike" program, as shared by Joe Clark of Steelers Depot. "I think he's barely a starting quarterback in the NFL at this point of his career. Like, when he lost his mobility, that was maybe Russell Wilson's best attribute, and I don't think he has it anymore."Before Wilson signed a team-friendly contract...
Eight-time Pro Bowler questions why 'so many high-caliber' DBs are still free agents
For the most part, the free agent market has been picked through, with most positions' top players already on their new teams.However, two positions have several highly experienced players available: cornerback and safety.That has forced one of them, eight-time Pro Bowl cornerback Patrick Peterson, to speak his mind."What do you think it is about the corners and the safety market at this day and age," Peterson asked on the "All Things Covered" podcast. "We know it's a passing league, right? Why do you see so many high-caliber guys who've played at a high level, defensive backs, still free agents?"Among the...
Why Pirates rookie Paul Skenes should be considered to start All-Star Game
Pittsburgh Pirates phenom Paul Skenes will be making his 10th career start on Friday night as he looks to continue his impressive rookie season. Through his first nine starts, Skenes has been so electrifying that he already looks like he has a legitimate chance to be the Pirates' representative at the All-Star Game July 16 in Arlington, Texas. It's also worth discussing whether he should start that game. If his start against the Mets on Friday and the next one before the All-Star break go anything like his first nine starts, you might be able to assemble a compelling argument. Critics of that will...
5 Pittsburgh Steelers who have no other choice but to redeem themselves
If these players fail to redeem themselves this season, then their future in the NFL could become murky. There is a ton of potential for the Steelers heading towards training camp in late July. Potential can be seen as a couple of things. One is a lot of options to grow and succeed. It could also mean there are plenty of question marks that could halt its future desires. Pittsburgh could be a good team this year if these players can redeem their careers in 2024.
The 10 best offensive linemen in the history of the Pittsburgh Steelers
You can't expect to be successful as a team like the Pittsburgh Steelers without stellar play in the trenches. From Chuck Noll to Bill Cowher to Mike Tomlin, the mentality of the head coach has always been to play smash-mouth football. This isn't a game plan that can be executed...
Three moves Steelers could make with remaining cap space
The Steelers are in an unusual situation so late into the offseason. According to Over The Cap, they have almost $16 million in cap space.Pittsburgh could use its remaining cap space in several ways ahead of the 2024 season, but these three moves would make the most sense.Trade and pay for a No. 2 wide receiverSince trading Diontae Johnson to the Carolina Panthers in March, the Steelers have been without a legitimate No. 2 wide receiver to play opposite George Pickens.There are still a couple of interesting options on the open market, but all come at a risk, and none...
Karlsson thrilled to don Three Crowns at 4 Nations Face-Off
With a wealth of wonderful memories playing for his native Sweden, Erik Karlsson is looking to create more when the puck drops on the 4 Nations Face-Off. It was by no means a surprise to see the Pittsburgh Penguins defenceman and seven-time NHL All-Star revealed among the first six players named to Team Sweden, which will participate in the international tournament alongside the United States, Canada and Finland in 2025.
Analyst names 'most likely' team to trade for 49ers' Brandon Aiyuk
For a piece published on Thursday, NFL analyst Marcus Mosher of The 33rd Team named the Pittsburgh Steelers as "probably the most likely team to land" San Francisco 49ers star wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk in a potential trade this summer."The Steelers traded away Diontae Johnson this offseason and never adequately replaced him," Mosher wrote. "They did draft Roman Wilson in round three, but he is more of a pure slot receiver than an 'X' who can create separation against man coverage."Some reporters and analysts have linked Aiyuk with the Steelers since before this year's NFL Draft, as the 26-year-old remains...
Admission Director Q&A: J.R. McGrath of Carnegie Mellon Tepper
For this installment of our Admissions Director Q&A series, we welcome back J.R. McGrath, Executive Director of Masters Admissions at the Carnegie Mellon Tepper School of Business. J.R. has been at Tepper for the past 3.5 years and accepted the role of Executive Director in October 2022. He has previously...
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