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When the Pittsburgh Penguins acquired Ryan Reaves at the NHL draft general manager Jim Rutherford basically said that he was tired of seeing his team get pushed around every night. “I hear year after year how the league and everyone loves how the Penguins play. ‘They play pure hockey and they skate.’ Well, now it’s going to have to change and I feel bad about it, but it’s the only way we can do it. On Saturday night, just his third game with his new team, he instantly became one of the most popular players in the city by getting into two fights, scoring a goal, trash talking the Predators bench, being named the game’s No. 1 star, and then conducting his post-game locker room interview while wearing a Pittsburgh Steelers helmet. Continue to Article

October 08, 2017 10:23:am EST

After a rocky start to their Stanley Cup title defense, the Pittsburgh Penguins are just happy to be back on track. "I think we felt like we weren't playing hard enough and the urgency wasn't there the first couple games in general," Penguins captain Sidney Crosby said. Olli Maatta, Ryan Reaves and Jake Guentzel also scored in Pittsburgh's first win in its third game of the season. Continue to Article

October 07, 2017 11:21:pm EST

Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger called out wide receiver Antonio Brown for losing his temper on the sideline during last Sunday’s victory over the Ravens and said he thinks it is his job as a quarterback to do that if he thinks one of the team’s players is acting the wrong way. It’s about the Steelers,” Brown said, via ESPN.com. Continue to Article

October 06, 2017 4:42:pm EST

Antonio Brown is nearly impossible to stop. The Steelers star receiver has already put up some stellar stats in his career, including the most receptions in NFL history (526) in any player's first six years in the league. The top spot is a familiar place for Brown as he beat out everyone for the No. 1 position among the AP's top 10 wide receivers. Continue to Article

October 06, 2017 3:15:pm EST

Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was contrite during an interview from his locker Friday, saying repeatedly he must stay calm on game days. Brown, who flipped a Gatorade bucket and swiped at offensive coordinator Todd Haley from the sideline Sunday in Baltimore, spent much of his 10-minute session praising Ben Roethlisberger, "the general of our team." "You've got to do a better job of controlling emotions," Brown said. Continue to Article

October 06, 2017 3:05:pm EST