Mark Kaboly✓
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Steelers Correspondent @PatMcAfeeShow; on beat since 02; @WWE Digital & Social Contributor; @937theFan; @KabolyandMack, @SteelersHMA; 'Pomp Show'; (kah-BAL-Lee)
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- Baltimore Ravens @RavensCoach Minter on the addition of S Rayshawn Jenkins.10275.1K
- Mark KabolyRT @PatMcAfeeShow: "Since Week 3 the Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the best offensive lines in football.. I think Zach Frazier is the best center in the NFL right now" ~ @aqshipley #PMSLivePat McAfee @PatMcAfeeShowLET'S GO IN THE TRENCHES.. IT IS TIME FOR @AQSHIPLEY'S TOP 5 PERFORMING OFFENSIVE LINES FROM WEEK 7 #PMSLive0170285
LET'S GO IN THE TRENCHES.. IT IS TIME FOR @AQSHIPLEY'S TOP 5 PERFORMING OFFENSIVE LINES FROM WEEK 7 #PMSLive48151280K- Since 2020, the Steelers records against the AFC North (including playoffs): * Baltimore: 10-3 * Cleveland: 7-7 * Cincinnati 7-61853902111K
- Mark KabolyRT @MarkKaboly: Steelers hint at using Spencer Anderson in the 'jumbo' package as a receiver, but they might just want to settle for its intended usage as they did against the Saints.03012.7K
- Why does Nelson look like up-and-comer Steelers insider @FarabaughFBFOX Sports: NFL @NFLonFOXThe Colts are trading 8x Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks, per multiple reports.506513.6K
The Colts are trading 8x Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks, per multiple reports.
151022K73.1K- Mark KabolyRT @SteelersHMA: The latest episode of the #Steelers Collective comes your way at noon. Join @MarkKaboly @rayfitt1 @NoahStrackbein as they discuss upcoming #Browns game, is Pittsburgh a true contender, & more! #HereWeGo020631
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- Im oldBaseball In Pics @baseballinpixDale Murphy and Robin Yount, together in a recent photo — the two Most Valuable Players of 1982, Murphy in the National League for Atlanta and Yount in the American League for Milwaukee, two one-franchise stars whose primes ran side by side through the 1980s. That fall, the same club ended both their Octobers. Murphy's Braves opened 1982 with 13 straight wins, won the National League West, and were swept by St. Louis in the NLCS. Yount's Brewers then lost to those same Cardinals in a seven-game World Series, even as Yount hit .414 in the Series after batting .331 with 210 hits and 46 doubles that season. Murphy won the MVP again in 1983 — back-to-back — hitting .302 with 36 home runs, a league-leading 121 RBIs and 30 stolen bases, becoming just the sixth player to post a 30-30 season, on his way to five straight Gold Gloves. Yount waited longer for his second: after shoulder surgery ended his days at shortstop, he won the 1989 MVP as a center fielder, joining Hank Greenberg, Stan Musial and Alex Rodriguez as the only players to win the award at two different positions. Yount debuted at 18 and played all 20 of his seasons in Milwaukee, collecting his 3,000th hit off Cleveland's José Mesa on September 9, 1992, and finishing with 3,142 hits and a first-ballot election to Cooperstown in 1999. Murphy's knees ended his run first: his average fell off a cliff after 1987, Atlanta traded him to Philadelphia on August 3, 1990, and he retired with 398 home runs and 2,111 hits. The writers never gave him more than 23.2 percent of the Hall of Fame vote, and era committees have considered him three times without electing him. Tonight, Yount's Brewers play Game 3 of the World Series — Milwaukee's first World Series since his 1982 club — with their old shortstop watching the franchise he carried chase the title that got away. ⚾ Yount went into Cooperstown on the first ballot while Murphy, a back-to-back MVP, has never topped 23.2 percent of the writers' vote — is Murphy the biggest Hall of Fame oversight of the 1980s? 👇️33366.6K
Dale Murphy and Robin Yount, together in a recent photo — the two Most Valuable Players of 1982, Murphy in the National League for Atlanta and Yount in the American League for Milwaukee, two one-franchise stars whose primes ran side by side through the 1980s. That fall, the same club ended both their Octobers. Murphy's Braves opened 1982 with 13 straight wins, won the National League West, and were swept by St. Louis in the NLCS. Yount's Brewers then lost to those same Cardinals in a seven-game World Series, even as Yount hit .414 in the Series after batting .331 with 210 hits and 46 doubles that season. Murphy won the MVP again in 1983 — back-to-back — hitting .302 with 36 home runs, a league-leading 121 RBIs and 30 stolen bases, becoming just the sixth player to post a 30-30 season, on his way to five straight Gold Gloves. Yount waited longer for his second: after shoulder surgery ended his days at shortstop, he won the 1989 MVP as a center fielder, joining Hank Greenberg, Stan Musial and Alex Rodriguez as the only players to win the award at two different positions. Yount debuted at 18 and played all 20 of his seasons in Milwaukee, collecting his 3,000th hit off Cleveland's José Mesa on September 9, 1992, and finishing with 3,142 hits and a first-ballot election to Cooperstown in 1999. Murphy's knees ended his run first: his average fell off a cliff after 1987, Atlanta traded him to Philadelphia on August 3, 1990, and he retired with 398 home runs and 2,111 hits. The writers never gave him more than 23.2 percent of the Hall of Fame vote, and era committees have considered him three times without electing him. Tonight, Yount's Brewers play Game 3 of the World Series — Milwaukee's first World Series since his 1982 club — with their old shortstop watching the franchise he carried chase the title that got away. ⚾ Yount went into Cooperstown on the first ballot while Murphy, a back-to-back MVP, has never topped 23.2 percent of the writers' vote — is Murphy the biggest Hall of Fame oversight of the 1980s? 👇️
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