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The bond between Pirates 2B Neil Walker and Roberto Clemente. Plus, boxing's most overlooked heavyweight champion, and an MMA fighter who battled the depths of addiction.

Spanning the Globe covers the controversial ending to Pirates-Braves and all the NFL moves so far this week.

Ken Laird tries to figure out why Pedro Alvarez is not yet on the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Chris Peak talks about the future of the Pittsburgh Pirates for the second half of this year's baseball season.

Ken previews the Pirates and Nationals series and the debut of Stephen Strasburg. Ken also takes a look at how conference expansion could affect your favorite teams.

Chris Peak takes a look at the youthful Pittsburgh Pirates and whether or not this team will be the team that turns the organization around.

CChris Peak is questioning the PR moves made by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He talks baseball with ESPN MLB Analyst Peter Pascarelli.

The Pirates take a high school from Texas in the MLB draft.

Its opening day for the Pirates, Ken Laird wraps up the game against the Dodgers. Matt Williamson breaks down the McNabb trade.

Stan and Guy talk about the Pirates and the upcoming baseball draft with Jim Callis of Baseball America, and discuss the Super Bowl being placed in New York.

Stan and Chris talk about the Pitt QB situation, visit with ESPN.com's Keith Law about the Pirates, and talk Steelers with rookie CB Joe Burnett and ESPN's Merril Hoge.

Stan and Guy talk about Willie Colon's injury with Ed Bouchette and Pirates Broadcaster John Wehner joins the show.

Guy and Ken Laird talk about the Pirates with Director of Player Development Kyle Stark, and Steelers OTA's with ESPN's Cris Carter.

Pirates Scouting Director Greg Smith, Keith Law, Ed Bouchette, and Da'Sean Butler all check in.

Stan and Guy talk about the Pirates with infielder Neil Walker, Steelers OTA's with Emmanuel Sanders, and whether there should be a change to NHL overtime.

Stan and Guy talk about the Pens, Steelers with 1250 Insider Ed Bouchette, and the Pirates with Color Analyst John Wehner.