Monthly Archives: May 2012

31 May

Baseball a Dying Sport? I Don

published in category: Pittsburgh Penguins, Pittsburgh Pirates
Thursday, May 31st, 2012 – 2:10 pm

Baseball has been America's pastime sport for ages. The tide is slowly turning towards football. More people watch football, even if your team is terrible. But I think otherwise. Baseball is not dying at all. I was at the dentist a couple days ago and had a great conversation with the secretary there. She was […]

 

31 May

Power sign wide receiver A.J. Jackson by Dominic Errico

published in category: Sports Talk Radio
Thursday, May 31st, 2012 – 10:24 am

The Power have a new wide receiver in the mix for playing time. A.J. Jackson, from California (Pa) University has been assigned to the team and could contribute quickly to the team. Jackson set school records in 2009 with 101 receptions for 1424 yards and 18 TD's. He totaled 2130 yards and 28 TD's in […]

 

30 May

"The Piece" Looks for Second Ring with Kings by Jon Pennline

published in category: Pittsburgh Penguins
Wednesday, May 30th, 2012 – 9:11 am

Despite being the eight seed in the vaunted Western Conference, the Los Angeles Kings find themselves four wins away from their first Stanley Cup championship in franchise history. The recipe for success has been timely scoring, solid defense, and superb goaltending. But, while Jonathan Quick, Drew Doughty, Mike Richards, and Anze Kopitar have received most […]

 

25 May

Where

published in category: Pittsburgh Penguins
Friday, May 25th, 2012 – 8:37 am

Everyone says the Pittsburgh Penguins need a winger to compliment Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. Why? They have one in James Neal. They also have two other ones in Chris Kunitz and Pascal Dupuis. So why get other another winger this offseason? It makes no sense to me. If you are the Penguins you address […]

 

18 May

McCutchen's Star Shining Brighter than Ever by Jon Pennline

published in category: Pittsburgh Pirates
Friday, May 18th, 2012 – 8:44 am

The Pittsburgh Pirates have squandered a lot of drafts over the last two decades. But they appeared to hit the jackpot in the 2005 MLB draft when they selected a sinewy high school outfielder from Fort Meade, Florida with the 11th pick. In a draft that featured names like Braun, Zimmerman, Bruce, Tulowitzki, Upton, and […]