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Former Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys running back Don McIlhenny died on Tuesday, according to his family. He was 88. McIlhenny was on the Cowboys' inaugural team in 1960 and scored the franchise's first rushing touchdown. The 5-yard TD run in the second quarter came in the Cowboys' debut game Sept. 24, 1960, which ended in a 35-28 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. McIlhenny had 45 yards rushing on 10 carries in the gam

The Los Angeles Clippers ruled out Kawhi Leonard for Game 3 of the Western Conference first-round series against the Phoenix Suns due to a sprained right knee. ESPN reported Leonard aggravated the injury in the Clippers' Game 1 win and played through it in their Game 2 loss. The injury is unrelated to the ACL injury that forced him to miss the 2021-22 season, per ESPN. He will be day-to-day heading into Saturday's Game

Offense wasn't a problem for the Boston Red Sox on Thursday afternoon as they collected 14 hits and wrapped up a three-game series by beating the visiting Minnesota Twins, 11-5. Alex Verdugo and Yu Chang homered for Boston, which received seven strong innings from starting pitcher Tanner Houck. It was the longest start of Houck's MLB career. Houck (3-0) allowed three runs on six hits, struck out seven and walked one. K

Imagine ... eco-tourists enjoying views of undisturbed whales and dolphins, watching them doing what comes naturally.

Teresa Varley

On this day in Steelers history Jerome Bettis was acquired by the Steelers via a trade with the Chicago Bears.

April 20, 1996

Steelers acquire Jerome Bettis in draft day trade

The Steelers aren't a team that makes a lot of trades involving players. But when they do, they want to make sure it counts.

And in this case, it certainly did.

On April 20, 1996

Bob Labriola

Let's get to it:

RUSS PALLONE FROM TRINIDAD, CO: Settle a bet. Have any Steeler players (specifically the defensive line from the glory years) ever appeared on the cover of Time Magazine?

ANSWER: The cover of Time Magazine dated Dec. 8, 1975, presented an image of the four members of the Steel Curtain - ends Dwight White and L.C. Greenwood, plus tackles Ernie Holmes and

The "Triple Take" team takes a deeper dive into the off-ball linebackers in their second look at the position. In this installment of this draft prospect preview by position, the Steelers Radio Network trio of Matt Williamson, Dale Lolley and Mike Prisuta give their takes on the top prospects. If you want to hear the audio version of "The Triple Take" click here.

Philadelphia head coach Nick Sirianni said Thursday that Matt Patricia is "trending" toward joining the Eagles' coaching staff, which was ransacked in the offseason. Sirianni made the comments during a press conference to announce promotions and final additions to the coaching staff. "I know that there was a report out there, and we're trending in that direction," Sirianni said. "It's nothing final yet, and we're trendi

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The Russian-born driver, who is currently competing under an Italian race licence, raced in F1 as part of the Red Bull driver academy for six years between 2014-2020 and achieved three podiums. He was recently announced as a Lamborghini LMDh prototype driver ahead of the Italian marque's entrance into the top class of the World Endurance Championship and IMSA SportsCar Championship next ... Keep reading

The Australian series traditionally bases its pitlane order on finishing position in the teams' championship the previous season, with the best-placed team occupying the final garage at the pit exit end. Cars are grouped in two to count for the teams' championship, however four-car teams are then pitted together based on their best-placed duo. However that could change next season with the ... Keep reading

Three days after demanding more attention from Honda regarding the development of its 2023 bike, Alex Rins brought out his best in Austin to take a resounding victory that will undoubtedly lead the Japanese marque to give him more prominence. No matter how well the Spaniard had done in the past at the Circuit of the Americas, where he had won in all three categories that make up the world ... Keep reading

Espargaros rear ride height device malfunctioned on the opening lap of the Americas GP last Sunday and he was forced to navigate the opening corners with his Aprilia stuck in a lower position. As he opened the throttle to exit Turn 12 on the first lap, Espargaro crashed and was unable to rejoin. Espargaro says this issue has happened before with the 2023 RS-GP but normally when conditions ... Keep reading

Ferrari requested a right to review from the FIA for the five-second penalty that, due to the safety car finish in Melbourne, dropped Sainz from fourth place down to a point-less 12th. Sainz was reprimanded by the stewards for tagging the Aston Martin of Fernando Alonso into a spin at Turn 1 of the final standing start restart, although the two-time F1 world champion was eventually restored to ... Keep reading

Ferrari had appealed to the governing body for a right to review in response to Sainz being handed a five-second penalty for tagging with Fernando Alonso during the final restart of the Melbourne race. This came as part of several restart incidents to ultimately cause the grand prix to end behind the safety car, with the bunched train of cars causing Sainz to drop from fourth to 12th in the ... Keep reading

The British squad is due to shakedown its new LMDh machine at Weissach this week ahead of the third round of the 2023 WEC at Spa on 29 April. Porsche factory driver da Costa will form part of the squads line-up for Spa alongside Ye Yifei and Will Stevens, although Matt Campbell is expected to perform shakedown duties. The Portuguese explained that he will miss Thursdays two practice ... Keep reading

The FIA has dismissed the Scuderia petitioning Sainzs five-second penalty that was awarded in Melbourne for the Spaniard hitting Fernando Alonso at the final standing restart. With the round heavily disrupted and ultimately finishing with a procession behind the safety car, the reprimand dropped Sainz from fourth at the flag down to a point-less 12th. Ferrari launched its right of review ... Keep reading

The French firm revealed the bold colour scheme that will adorn both of its entries for the World Endurance Championship centrepiece on Monday at the Milan Design Week event. Spanish artist J.Demsky produced the design, which draws inspiration from the double Le Mans-winning Peugeot 905 of the early 1990s with its choice of colours. Friday favourite: The Peugeot axis that claimed Group Cs ... Keep reading

The WEC organisation has outlined its strategy for putting together the grid for LMGT3, which replaces the GTE Am class in 2024, while stressing that further discussions within the FIA Endurance Commission are required before any sign-off by the World Motor Sport Council. Under the plan, each manufacturer would be limited to a maximum of two entries and would be responsible for selecting the ... Keep reading

Five manufacturers filled the top five positions after six hours of racing in Portimao on Sunday, but as in Sebring it was Toyota that claimed the spoils. The #8 crew of Sebastien Buemi, Ryo Hirakawa and Brendon Hartley enjoyed a one-lap advantage over the pursuing Ferrari and Porsche, while Cadillac and Peugeot also got cars to the flag before the second entries from the podium-finishers after ... Keep reading

The Australian made a good start from 10th on the grid in Sundays grand prix and got up to third on the opening lap behind Francesco Bagnaia and eventual winner Alex Rins. As he tipped into Turn 7 on lap seven of 20, Miller slid out of the race, but feels the tyre conservation of the KTM would have put him into victory contention later in the race. I felt honestly the victory was on ... Keep reading

Ferrari chose to highlight a rare example of a driving penalty that was challenged by a right of review process, ironically by the very team that Fernando Alonso the "victim" of the Melbourne incident currently drives for. It stemmed from a spectacular crash on the final lap of the 2014 Canadian GP that saw Force India's Sergio Perez and Felipe Massa of Williams make contact while ... Keep reading