Mark Madden is a local journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and is a featured contributor on iHeartRadio. Known for his strong opinions and sports analysis, Mark focuses on covering the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and other local sports teams.
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Mark Madden's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly football and ice hockey within the context of Pittsburgh. His articles often include expert commentary and analysis related to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Penguins.
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A gutless punt, and a lot of missed tackles.
By: Mark Madden
The Penguins are putting president of hockey ops/GM Kyle Dubas in a difficult position.
My favorite Christmas was 1970. No doubt. I was nine, almost 10. I loved hockey and hockey cards.
By: Mark Madden
The Steelers’ season might wind up packing no surprises. The Steelers built a good record by beating mostly bad teams as the first half of their schedule dictated. An unthinkable loss made its semi-regular appearance Nov. 21 at Cleveland. (The Browns were 2-8 going into the game). Now the big
By: Mark Madden
If the Penguins stay in the playoff picture as the NHL season slogs into January — that’s a big “if,” but never bet against Sidney Crosby — a few things must happen. The Penguins must regardless trade defenseman Marcus Pettersson, an unrestricted free agent at season’s end. President of hockey
By: Mark Madden
Whatever is happening with the Steelers isn’t good. Their 10-3 mark of a few weeks back seems like fool’s gold. They’ve been dominated in consecutive weeks by upper-echelon teams Philadelphia and Baltimore, making it clear that the Steelers are a class below. The opposition’s physical superiority made the gap all
By: Mark Madden
Let's celebrate the season with refreshing Penguins notes! They're a lot more refreshing when you win nine of 13 and splatter Philadelphia as a Christmas gift.
By: Mark Madden
This column will be all over the place. Because the Steelers are all over the place. From 10-3 to 10-6.
By: Mark Madden
What if the Steelers lose out? What if they go from 10-3 to 10-7, then drop their first playoff game? It's not an unlikely scenario.
By: Mark Madden
Time to ring in the New Year with refreshing sports notes! What does “auld lang syne” mean, anyway?
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