Gold Glove finalists announced; winners to be revealed on November 3
The 2024 Rawlings Gold Glove Award finalists were revealed, with winners to be announced on ESPN’s “Baseball Tonight” on November 3 at 8:30 p.m. ET. This year marks the second time the utility spot is included among the awards, which are determined by a voting process involving Major League Baseball managers and coaches, alongside the SABR Defensive Index.
Penguins finish road trip with win over Canadiens
Pittsburgh concluded their season-opening road trip with a victory against Montreal on Monday. The Penguins initially led 2-1 after the first period but faced challenges in the second, similar to their previous game. However, they regained control in the third period, securing a 6-3 win and finishing with a 2-1 record on the road.
Steelers adjust roster with new practice squad additions
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made several changes to their roster. The team has signed wide receiver Lance McCutcheon to their practice squad. In contrast, they have waived linebacker Adetokunbo Ogundeji from the 53-man roster and released wide receiver Jaray Jenkins from the practice squad.
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Pirates' top prospects take on Arizona Fall League challenges
Termarr Johnson, the Pittsburgh Pirates' No. 3 prospect, has made a notable start in the Arizona Fall League (AFL) with the Scottsdale Scorpions. The young athlete expressed his determination to improve his skills and maintain his confidence. "I'm just trying to continue to do whatever I can to continue to make sure that I'm in the best position possible, because I know I'm the best hitter in the world," Johnson stated after hitting a home run in his AFL debut.
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Steelers face Raiders with key players inactive due to injuries
The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced their inactive list for the Week 6 game against the Las Vegas Raiders, primarily influenced by injuries. Linebackers Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig, running back Cordarrelle Patterson, tight end MyCole Pruitt, and safety Damontae Kazee were declared out on Friday and remain inactive.
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Penguins face Canadiens in final game of road trip
The Pittsburgh Penguins are set to conclude their initial road trip of the 2024-25 season with a game against the Montreal Canadiens. The match is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 PM.
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Steelers break losing streak with decisive win over Raiders
The Pittsburgh Steelers ended their two-game losing streak with a commanding 32-13 win over the Las Vegas Raiders. The victory leaves the Steelers with a 4-2 record and optimism about their performance. The game saw the offensive line remain consistent for the second consecutive week, leading to the most productive running game of the season with 183 yards and three rushing touchdowns.
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Steelers end losing streak with decisive win over Raiders
The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a 32-13 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium, breaking their two-game losing streak. Najee Harris played a crucial role, rushing for 106 yards and scoring his first touchdown of the season. Chris Boswell contributed by kicking four field goals.
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Steelers defeat Raiders with strong defensive performance
The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a decisive victory against the Las Vegas Raiders with a 32-13 win, breaking their two-game losing streak. The game, held at Allegiant Stadium, had a home-like atmosphere due to the significant turnout of Steelers fans.
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Steelers address fan questions on coaching style and team strategies
The recent Q&A session covered various topics concerning the Pittsburgh Steelers. Byron Bledsoe from Eastpointe, MI, expressed his admiration for Coach Mike Tomlin but questioned whether a more animated sideline demeanor could benefit player performance. The response highlighted that public displays of anger are not typical of great NFL coaches and emphasized respect over theatrics.
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Pittsburgh Penguins lose 4-2 against Toronto; Malkin reaches 1,300 career points
Bryan Rust returned to the ice for the Pittsburgh Penguins in their third game of the season, facing off against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Penguins fell short with a 4-2 loss. Rust had been sidelined due to a lower-body injury since late September. General Manager Kyle Dubas explained that caution was necessary, recalling Rust's previous struggles with injuries.
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Steelers adjust roster ahead of Raiders matchup
The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced several roster changes ahead of their upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The team has promoted linebacker Ade Ogundeji from the practice squad to the 53-man roster. Meanwhile, defensive lineman DeMarvin Leal has been placed on the Reserve/Injured List. Additionally, linebacker Eku Leota and running back Jonathan Ward have been elevated from the practice squad to the Active/Inactive Roster for this week's game.
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Steelers announce legends attending Monterrey watch party
The Pittsburgh Steelers have announced that former players Jeff Hartings, Dermontti Dawson, and Carnell Lake will attend the Siempre Steelers Watch Party in Monterrey. The event is scheduled for Sunday, November 10, coinciding with the team's game against the Washington Commanders.
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Malkin reaches historic milestones early in NHL season
Evgeni Malkin, a prominent figure in the NHL, has reached significant milestones early in the season. With 498 career goals at the start, Malkin was on the brink of becoming the 48th player in NHL history to achieve 500 goals. During training camp, he humorously set his expectations: “score two goals!”
