Tonight on The Sports Porch, the gloves are off! We’re breaking down the civil war erupting among Steelers legends. Joey Porter Sr. just labeled Ben Roethlisberger a "bad teammate," and James Harrison isn't staying quiet. We’ll also discuss Steven Nelson’s claims that the team "sabotaged" its defense for #7.Plus, a full Pittsburgh Sports Rundown:Pirates: Pitchers and catchers have reported! We’re talking Paul Skenes’ sophomore outlook, the Ryan O'Hearn signing, and predictions for the 2026 rotation.Penguins: How the 2026 Olympic break came at the perfect time for a red-hot Pens team sitting 2nd in the Metro.Winter Olympics: The 3 biggest "must-see" moments from Milan-Cortina so far.Grab a beer and join the conversation!

We have a massive show tonight as we dive into the fallout from Super Bowl LX. We’re breaking down the Seattle Seahawks' 29-13 victory over the New England Patriots, including Sam Darnold’s incredible redemption arc and Kenneth Walker III’s MVP performance.Closer to home, the news is coming fast. The Pittsburgh Steelers' coaching staff is finally taking shape under new leadership. We’re discussing the latest official hires, including:Brian Angelichio as Offensive Coordinator.Joe Whitt Jr. as Assistant Head Coach and Secondary Coach.Danny Crossman as Special Teams Coordinator.Domata Peko as Defensive Line Coach.Patrick Graham as the new Defensive Coordinator.Over at PNC Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates are making major waves this offseason. We’ll evaluate the impact of signing veteran slugger Marcell Ozuna to a $12 million deal, along with the acquisitions of All-Star second baseman Brandon Lowe and first baseman Ryan O'Hearn.Plus, the Pittsburgh Penguins are catching fire. With rookie sensation Ben Kindel making history and the team coming off a recent six-game winning streak, there is a serious buzz in the air. Hockey Jesus is ready to tell you why this run is the real deal and how newcomer Avery Hayes just had a debut for the ages.It’s going to be a wild ride through the Pittsburgh sports landscape, so let’s get into it!

Penguins move to 28-27, 68 points on the season. One more game left before the Olympic break (for most players).