FanGraphs reports that the Pittsburgh Pirates are hiring for several tech‑focused positions. The team seeks a Software Engineer to build full‑stack tools—APIs, backend services, and front‑end components—that support analysts, coaches, and front‑office staff in decisions on drafts, trades, and player development. Required skills include TypeScript/JavaScript, React, Node.js, SQL or Python, and experience with cloud, CI/CD, and data visualizations (Plotly, D3). They also need a Product Manager for Baseball R&D to lead cross‑functional teams of engineers, data scientists, and biomechanists, shaping data‑driven products that improve player development and game strategy. Both roles emphasize diversity, inclusion, and a passion for baseball. Applications are open as of October 23, 2026.
With three wide receivers on the injured list, the Steelers face a deepening receiving shortage, prompting general manager Kevin Fittipaldo to admit the team ‘owes it to the players’ to explore a trade for more talent. While DK Metcalf and Germie Bernard remain reliable starters and newcomer Marquez Valdes‑Scantling offers a familiar target for Aaron Rodgers, the depth chart is thin. The article details the current WR roster, recent trade rumors circulating both locally and nationally, and Fittipaldo’s urgency to act before the season’s second half.
FanGraphs reports that the Pittsburgh Pirates are hiring a Biomechanist for several roles—Coaching & Player Development, Major League, and another CPD position—effective immediately. The jobs involve operating the team’s biomechanics lab, focusing on hitting analysis while also supporting pitching assessments, and turning motion‑capture, force‑plate and video data into actionable insights for coaches and performance staff. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, hands‑on lab expertise, and proficiency in Python or R; knowledge of markerless capture, Visual3D, SQL, or Git is a plus. The Pirates emphasize a diverse, inclusive culture and welcome applicants even if they don’t meet every listed qualification.
The Pittsburgh Steelers cancel their Friday practice at Stade de France after arriving in Paris for their Week 7 matchup against the New Orleans Saints. Coach Mike McCarthy cites rain and wind forecasts as the reason for scrapping the 30‑minute open‑air session, despite plans to use the practice to acclimate players after a transatlantic flight. Saturday’s full‑strength practice will proceed, though details remain unclear if bad weather continues. This marks McCarthy’s first international game as head coach, echoing the team’s previous European outing—a 24‑21 win over the Vikings in Dublin last season.
Terry Bradshaw, the four‑time Super Bowl champion, celebrates his third NY Times bestseller with the memoir "Looking for Terry" released on Oct. 13, yet he says his next dream is winning an Oscar—or a Grammy in gospel music. On the Sidewalks Entertainment podcast, Bradshaw reveals he’s battled bladder and Merkel‑cell skin cancers and depression, but remains active in broadcasting, NASCAR co‑ownership, and even a 103.8‑proof bourbon venture. While his football legacy looms large, the 78‑year‑old former Steelers star now seeks artistic accolades beyond the gridiron.
The Steelers’ recent release of Rayshawn Jenkins signals a promotion for safety Robert Spears-Jennings, whose stock value rises. After logging 123 defensive snaps, Spears-Jennings is now the primary backup behind returning starter DeShon Elliott, with Pittsburgh possibly crafting roles for both. The article outlines his increased standing on the depth chart and the strategic implications for the 2026 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers rookie Germie Bernard is starting to turn heads, and the latest praise comes with a name that carries serious weight in franchise history. ESPN analyst Andrew Hawkins believes the young wide receiver has the kind of identity that could make him a natural fit in the Steel City. That comparison goes beyond […]
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Beat writer Greg Roman warns that rookie wide receiver Germie Bernard may already have leapfrogged the veteran Roman Wilson to claim the Steelers' #2 receiver slot. With several starters sidelined, Bernard is seeing starter snaps and, if his recent production holds up, he could retain the role even after the depth chart clears. The piece examines his early impact and the odds that he secures the WR2 job permanently.
The Penguins break a four‑game skid with a 4‑0 shutout of the Florida Panthers, but injuries loom. GM Kyle Dubas says forward Ben Kindel suffered a vasovagal episode and may return to activity next week after tests. Forward Bryan Rust lands on injured reserve with a lower‑body injury; he’ll be re‑evaluated in six weeks after posting five points in seven games. The club recalls RW Rutger McGroarty and D Chase Pietila from Wilkes‑Barre/Scranton to fill the gaps. Meanwhile, the NHL sees fines for Nick Cousins and Matthew Tkachuk, Ron Duguay’s death, Auston Matthews’ resurgence, and Nick Suzuki’s 2–4‑week injury layoff.
The Florida Panthers are shut out 4-0 by the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena on October 23, 2026. Pittsburgh strikes first at 15:19 of the first period when Nick Robertson scores on a pass from Connor Dewar, and goaltender Artūrs Šilovs keeps a clean sheet. The Panthers fail to generate offense throughout the game, extending a recent slump that followed a disappointing loss in Ottawa. The article details the scoring sequence and highlights the Penguins’ defensive dominance.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have canceled Friday's practice in Paris after head coach Mike McCarthy cited worsening weather conditions during their flight. Despite planning to train upon arrival, the inclement weather forced the team to skip the session before their Sunday matchup against the New Orleans Saints.
The Pittsburgh Steelers touch down in Paris on Friday, October 23, 2026, after a Thursday night flight from Pittsburgh. The team’s arrival, posted on their official social media, signals their preparation for Sunday’s NFL matchup against the New Orleans Saints in the city. Fans can expect a week of international hype as the Steelers acclimate to France ahead of the high‑profile game.
The Steelers have posted a stingy run defense over the past two games despite missing starting linebacker Derrick Harmon. Their ability to shut down ground attacks has forced opponents into predictable passing situations, boosting the unit’s overall effectiveness. The article examines whether this momentum can sustain until Harmon returns and what adjustments the coaching staff might make to keep the defense dominant.
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Sidney Crosby calls the Penguins a family as Ben Kindel recovers from a frightening mid-flight medical emergency.
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Veteran offensive line coach James Campen says the Steelers' front five has made noticeable progress after a shaky start. In the first two weeks the line looked youthful, but under Campen’s guidance the unit is now approaching the performance the team expects. The article details Campen’s latest evaluation and outlines specific improvements in protection and run blocking as the season advances.
The Steelers climb to the No. 6 seed in the AFC after the Bears upset the Patriots 30‑21 on Thursday night. The Patriots drop from No. 5 to No. 9, promoting Denver to No. 5 and pushing Baltimore to No. 7. Pittsburgh (4‑2) now faces the New Orleans Saints in Paris on Sunday (Week 7). A win combined with a Browns loss could propel the Steelers to the No. 3 seed. The article also notes recent Steelers moves: DE Sebastian Joseph‑Day to IR, safety Rayshawn Jenkins released, CB Jalen Ramsey earns AFC Defensive Player of the Week, and NFL criticism over the Paris game.
The Pittsburgh Pirates celebrate two rising stars: 22‑year‑old Murf Gray earns the Willie Stargell Slugger of the Year after a breakout 2026, hitting .305 with 32 homers, 97 RBIs and leading the South Atlantic League in total bases. Meanwhile 20‑year‑old right‑hander Seth Hernandez confirms he’s fully recovered from a July oblique strain, posting a 2.43 ERA and an impressive 118‑31 K‑BB ratio before the injury. Both are slated for 2027 major‑league debuts, with Gray ranked No. 4 and Hernandez the organization’s top prospect.
Baker Mayfield had his eyes on a return against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback knew his right thumb was not ready. Mayfield dislocated the thumb in Week 3 against the Minnesota Vikings when his throwing hand hit linebacker Blake Cashman on a late fourth-down pass. He has missed the last three […]
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The Florida Panthers, who were beaten by a 5-1 final score at Canadian Tire Centre on Wednesday evening as part of Brady Tkachuk’s return to Ottawa, were in Pittsburgh to take on the Penguins just over 24 hours later. And because of the absence of goaltender Jacob Markstrom due to injury, the Panthers are turning […]
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The Pittsburgh Penguins snap their losing streak with a dominant 4‑0 victory over the Florida Panthers at PPG Paints Arena on Oct. 22, 2026. Despite missing Bryan Rust, Ben Kindel and Egor Chinakhov, the Pens lean on newcomers Elmer Soderblom, Hendrix Lapierre and Rutger McGroarty, while goaltender Arturs Silovs records a strong debut. Nick Robertson opens the scoring, followed by Lapierre’s power‑play goal and two late strikes from the depth line to seal the win. Florida’s rookie 6‑9″ net‑minder Cooper Black makes his NHL debut, but the Panthers are shut out as the Penguins control possession and finish with 17‑15 shots. The win ends the Pens’ skid and puts them 1‑1 on the season.
It has been a rough start for Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer. He could use some help from Quinnen Williams to get back to his previous form. Trying to push the envelope, Schottenheimer looked at another star, making a dirty-work demand of George Pickens in an attempt to turn around the Cowboys’ season. Blocking […]
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In the Oct. 22 "Depot After Dark" roundup, the Steelers focus on Nick Highsmith and Isaiah Wirfs, who are now mic'd up for behind‑the‑scenes insights, and highlight LB Nick Herbig’s standout Week 6 showing. The segment also previews the upcoming “Legends In Paris” event and discusses the Steelers’ preparation for the Paris Field game, outlining key dates and player involvement.
Florida Panthers goaltender Cooper Black made history during the team's matchup with the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday.