It’s Never Too Early To Start: First Mock Draft of 2014!
Dan Kitchen, NFL Staff Writer
June 6, 2013
Filed under Sentry Sunday Scoreboard
It is never too early to start talking about the next year’s NFL Draft! A mere eleven months away from the big event, teams are already drooling over many prospects who are better than the entirety of last year’s class! My hiatus from writing is over (a wonderful class trip to Ireland served as buffer),... Read more »
‘Round about Pittsburgh: Kennywood, a Pittsburgh tradition
Mike Funyak, Staff Writer
April 25, 2013
Filed under 'Round about Pittsburgh, Blogs, Top Stories
Local amusement park Kennywood has been a Pittsburgh tradition since 1898. Originally started as a destination point for streetcar riders on the weekends, Kennywood was started by the Monongahela Street Railway Company. Andrew Mellon, the majority owner of the company, was instrumental in leasing... Read more »
Life After Littlefield: I know it’s a little late, but here is a Cards’ series recap
Jarrod Blumer, Contributor
April 20, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Life after Littlefield: Pirates Blog, Top Stories
It has been a couple days since the Pirates’ series against the Cardinals’ ended, but I think that with everything that has gone on in Boston over the past few days, this will help everyone get back up to speed on where the Pirates are at the moment. Monday’s game was a complete disaster by... Read more »
‘Round about Pittsburgh: Changes to be made at EQT
Mike Funyak, Staff Writer
April 17, 2013
Filed under 'Round about Pittsburgh, Blogs, Top Stories
Changes to EQT Corporation business operations will go into effect later this year. EQT Corporation and People’s Natural Gas announced on December 20, 2012, an agreement had been reached for People’s Natural Gas to purchase EQT subsidiary Equitable Gas Company. Equitable Gas Company is EQT Corporation’s... Read more »
Had A Broken Keyboard, I Bought A Broken Keyboard: NFL Mock Draft 2.3 (3 Rounder)
Dan Kitchen, NFL Staff Writer
April 16, 2013
Filed under Sentry Sunday Scoreboard
So I've been singing "Thrift Shop" for about the past two weeks. Being that I have it playing currently, I felt it only appropriate I make it my title track. This is my second-to-last mock draft of the year. My last mock draft will be coming the day before the draft, and again, it will be only three... Read more »
Life After Littlefield: Pirates weekend series against Cincinnati
Jarrod Blumer, Contributor
April 15, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Life after Littlefield: Pirates Blog, Top Stories
After being blown out in the last game of the Arizona series and losing Wandy Rodriguez for at least one start, it seemed like the Pirates were in for a rough series against the NL Central powerhouse Reds. Friday’s game had AJ Burnett going against Cincinnati’s Mike Leake, and for the third straight... Read more »
Life After Littlefield: Pirates take 2 of 3 from Arizona after learning how to hit again.
Jarrod Blumer, Contributor
April 12, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Life after Littlefield: Pirates Blog
After an embarrassing showing in Hollywood over the weekend, the Pirates went into Arizona with hopes of being able to put up a fight this week. And that is just what they did as they won the first 2 games of the series before imploding in the series finale. Monday featured Wandy going up against... Read more »
Life After Littlefield: Pirates swept by Dodgers in weekend series
Jarrod Blumer, Contributor
April 7, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Life after Littlefield: Pirates Blog, Top Stories
The Pirates’ struggles continued this weekend, as they traveled out to Los Angeles to take on the Dodgers and were promptly swept in the 3 game series. While many “fans” think it’s time to press the panic button, the fact that it is only 6 games into the season makes that idea a bit irrational. Friday... Read more »
Life After Littlefield: Pirates drop first series 2-1 to the Cubs
Jarrod Blumer, Contributor
April 4, 2013
Filed under Blogs, Life after Littlefield: Pirates Blog, Top Stories
What started out to look like a day in the middle of December, Opening Day eventually began to look like a usual Opening Day in Pittsburgh, weather-wise that is. Being there first hand, you could feel the buzz in the sold out stadium as AJ Burnett took the mound to start the game. From the first... Read more »
‘Round about Pittsburgh: The Legacy of J&L Steel
Mike Funyak, Staff Writer
April 3, 2013
Filed under 'Round about Pittsburgh, Blogs, Top Stories
Even with most of the steel industry gone, Pittsburgh is still known as the Steel City. When people think Pittsburgh & steel, they might think of the Steelers or steel workers. People may also think of Pittsburgher Andrew Carnegie, who revolutionized the steel industry in the Pittsburgh region. Andrew... Read more »
