We hit it hard during the latest Pittsburgh Penguins live chat. The late August edition both served as a season […] The post ...

According to reports, Fenway Sports Group could sell the Penguins to a Florida-based family investment firm. So who are the ...

Brian Rolapp, the PGA Tour's new CEO, has one main focus of improving the tour in any way possible. It's something that came ...

Tiger Woods is a major player in golf again, this time without clubs. He was appointed Wednesday to chair a new committee charged with taking a fresh look at the competitive model for how the PGA Tour ...

Brian Rolapp, who spent 22 years with the NFL, was named the PGA Tour's first CEO on June 17. He’s officially been on the job ...

The PGA Tour's new Future Competitions Committee will be chaired by Tiger Woods and include Theo Epstein, the former Red Sox ...

In addition to Woods, players on the new committee are Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott and Camillo Villegas, all of whom are members of the PGA Tour Policy Board and PGA Tour Enterprises Board, and ...

Tiger Woods said he was "honored" to be appointed chairman of the PGA Tour's newly formed Future Competition Committee.

The Pittsburgh Penguins have a new suitor interested in purchasing the team, per Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.

The Hoffmann family, owners of the minor league Florida Everblades, have "emerged as a serious contender" to buy the Pittsburgh Penguins, Sportsnet reported Tuesday.

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