Mike Defabo is a Penguins beat writer for The Athletic and numberFire, which was acquired by FanDuel. He covers all things related to the Pittsburgh Penguins, providing updates on player injuries, game analysis, and insights into the team's performance.
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By: Mike Defabo
The plate in Frazier's leg from his surgery last year might have saved him from another season-ending injury.
By: Mike Defabo
After a winding path from three colleges to the NFL, the undersized Bishop is making a name for himself with the Steelers.
The Steelers are 6-2 entering their bye week. It's a great time to ask questions to Mike DeFabo, who will answer some of them in a mailbag.
By: Mike Defabo
While GM Omar Khan has been sniffing around big-name receivers, the Steelers' secondary targets have found their groove with Russell Wilson.
By: Mike Defabo
Plus, why have the Steelers been more aggressive on offense with Russell Wilson at quarterback?
By: Mike Defabo
The Steelers didn't go all in, but they did show faith that this team can go places with Wilson at quarterback.
By: Mike Defabo
With the season halfway through, let's look into the Steelers' second half, key players, and why Pittsburgh can win a playoff game.
By: Mike Defabo
For the first time in years, the Steelers are showing they can win because of the offense, not in spite of it.
By: Mike Defabo
Acquired in a trade with the Packers last week, Smith will take on significant responsibilities in Pittsburgh right away.
By: Mike Defabo
Queen has settled in nicely with the Steelers, and he won't be shy about trash-talking his former team. "I can't control it," he said.
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