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STEELERS
- The Steelers 19-16 victory over the Ravens makes it 9 of the last 11 games these two teams have played that has been decided by 3 points or fewer.
- Rookie OLB Jarvis Jones was inactive due to a concussion. He is still considered day to day, but more information will be released at Coach Tomlin's Tuesday Press Conference.
- Other injuries of note during the game were: Marcus Gilbert (LT) re-aggravated his quadriceps injury. Other than that, the Steelers seemed to remain relatively healthy throughout the game.
- Shaun Suisham's 4-4 night improved his overall tally to a perfect 14-14 this season. To say Suisham has been "Money" is an understatement.
- The Steelers improve to 2-4 and are still at the bottom of the AFC North...barely. Here are the standings:
Bengals - 5-2
Ravens - 3-4
Browns - 3-4
Steelers - 2-4
- As the Steelers attempt to tie the Ravens and Browns in the North Standings, here are their next 4 games on the schedule:
@ Oakland - 4:05pm
@ New England - 4:25pm
vs. Buffalo - 1:00pm
vs. Detroit - 1:00pm
PENGUINS
- The Penguins (7-1-0 - 14 pts) currently sit in 1st atop the Metropolitan Division by 3 points (2nd place Carolina Hurricanes), and have a game in hand over Carolina.
- Sidney Crosby was named the NHL's 2nd star of the week. The 3 stars were as follows:
1 - Jonas Gustavsson
2 - Sidney Crosby
3 - Patrick Marleau
- Crosby was awarded the "2nd Star" for posting 2 goals and 6 assists in the 3 games this past week bumping his point total to 17 points in only 8 games.
- Crosby leads the NHL in points (17) with a 5 point margin.
- Tonight the Penguins play the Colorado Avalanche (also 7-1-0) on NBC Sports Network at 7:30.
- Here were the line matchups at today's morning skate: (Absentees: James Neal & Beau Bennett)
- Kunitz / Crosby / Dupuis
- Jokinen / Malkin / Kobasew
- Glass / Sutter / Conner
- Adams / Vitale / Zolniercyzk
- Orpik & Martin
- Scuderi & Niskanen
- Maatta & Bortuzzo
- Engelland & Letang (Not likely to Play)
PIRATES
- Clint Hurdle and Andrew McCutchen were hosted by the Steelers to start the ceremonial "Terrible Towel Wave" at Heinz Field before the Steelers beat the Ravens 19-16 on Sunday. Video of the event is below...
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