"I'm thoroughly disgusted." The Pirates beat the Athletics, 11-0, in their home finale Sunday, but in a season that was long ago lost, the win meant little for a fanbase that endured a seventh straight losing season. The Post-Gazette spoke to fans before the game about how they're feeling about the state of the franchise as the season winds down. 🔗: https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/pirates/2025/09/21/home-finale-nutting-cherington-losing-mccutchen/stories/202509190104 📝: Matt Press/Post-Gaz

Live around 5 p.m., Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise ponders the Steelers' recent past at the quarterback position. Would GM Omar Khan and coach Mike Tomlin have been better off drafting current Patriots QB Drake Maye -- their opponent in NFL Week 3 -- or another young QB like Bryce Yoing, Caleb Williams, Bo Nix, or C.J. Stroud? Even if it had meant losing seasons following the retirement of Ben Roethlisberger at the end of 2021? And how much better would it be for their long-term future

Live around 5 p.m., Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise offers his thoughts on the struggles of the Steelers defense through the first two weeks of the NFL season. Specifically, he ponders the concern level regarding T.J. Watt not having a sack yet in 2025. Can the Steelers' defense be its best if he isn't making disruptive plays? How much have the defensive line's struggles in the absence of Derrick Harmon hindered him? Do Keeanu Benton, Cam Heyward, Yahya Black and others need to step thi

Live around 5 p.m., Post-Gazette sports columnist Paul Zeise gives his predictions for the NFL season that begins Thursday night. What will the Steelers' final record be with Aaron Rodgers, Jalen Ramsey, DK Metcalf and Jonnu Smith joining T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward and Jaylen Warren in the fold? Will Mike Tomlin finally secure a long-awaited playoff victory? And which teams does Paul like to challenge for Super Bowl berths? Josh Allen and the Bills? Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs? Saquon Barkley and

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The iconic McDonald's Big Mac has a Pittsburgh history. The story goes that Uniontown native Jim Delligatti, an early McDonald’s franchisee, wanted to boost sales at his dozen restaurants. In 1967, he introduced the Big Mac at his Uniontown restaurant for 45 cents — more than twice the price of a regular hamburger at the time — and sales increased by 12% within a few months. In 1968, McDonald’s rolled out the new sandwich nationwide. Delligatti’s son, Mike, demonstrated how a Big Mac was made. R