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Harrison, Mercer earn standing O in farewell

By Chris Bradford
at Highmark Stadium
POSTED: 10:14 PM Sunday

Josh Harrison and Jordy Mercer, two of the last vestiges of the Pirates' glory years, likely played their final home games in black and gold.
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On kids day, Penguins share first NHL memories

By Cody Tucker
at PPG Paints Arena
POSTED: 8:51 PM Sunday

Mike Sullivan doesn’t recall much about his first NHL game as a kid, only that it was in the old Boston Garden and his hometown Bruins were playing the California...
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OUR WEEKLY FEATURES

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Stats ‘N’ At: The Phil and Geno Show

By David Golebiewski
at Highmark Stadium
POSTED: 12:30 AM Monday

Fall is here, which means pumpkin-flavored everything, meaningful hockey, and constant chatter about whether Phil Kessel and Mike Sullivan can co-exist.

STEELERS

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Lolley’s Kickoff: Matchups, data, staff picks, more

By Dale Lolley
in Tampa, Fla.
POSTED: 11:57 PM Sunday

Steelers looking to leaders to pull out of 0-2 start; Butler could simply defense to make it more effective.

PENGUINS

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Blueger, Haggerty impress in preseason loss

By Taylor Haase
at PPG Paints Arena
POSTED: 8:10 PM Sunday

Ryan Haggerty, Teddy Blueger, and Tristan Jarry all had strong showings in the Penguins' fourth preseason game, but three goals in the second period gave the Red Wings the win.

PIRATES

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Huntington: Pirates ‘one win a month’ away

By Chris Bradford
at PNC Park
POSTED: 8:06 PM Sunday

With just one more win a month, Pirates GM Neal Huntington says his team can be a contender. With two wins, they're vying for the division.

PITT

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Second-half swoon returns, dooms Pitt again

By Matt Grubba
in Chapel Hill, N.C.
POSTED: 3:39 PM Saturday

The Panthers' offense went cold after halftime, recording minus-5 yards of offense in the third quarter, which allowed North Carolina to overcome a seven-point deficit.