After helping the New York Yankees advance to the World Series in 2024, former Toronto Blue Jays left-hander Tim Mayza has found a new home with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Ryan Borucki has a new home. If I had a nickel for every time a former Toronto Blue Jays left-handed reliever signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday evening, I’d have two nickels.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have come to terms on a one-year deal with free agent pitcher Tim Mayza, who played with the Yankees in 2024.

Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby will captain Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off. Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews will captain the United States, Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Victor Hedman will captain Sweden, and Florida Panthers centre Aleksander Barkov will captain Finland.

The Lightning captain and two-time Stanley Cup champion will lead his country into the international best-on-best tournament in February.

Karlsson has two years left on his contract with the Penguins, carrying $10 million of his $11.5-million annual cap hit. He also has a full no-move clause, and as for Rielly, I can’t see him accept to waive his clause to land in Pittsburgh where a significant retooling will be taking place.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. (WKBN) – MLB.com’s Alex Stumpf is reporting that the Pittsburgh Pirates have agreed to a Major League contract with left-handed reliever Tim Mayza. According to the report, the deal is pending a physical.

Leafs goalie Matt Murray has finally found his star potential once again at age 30, though there's just one catch: he's doing it in the AHL.

The New York Yankees are in desperate need of left-handed bullpen help ahead of Opening Day. After signing a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday

As expected, Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby was named as captain of Canada’s entry into the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off event. Crosby is the NHL’s longest tenured active captain, having served in that role for the Penguins since 2007.

No division surprised more in 2024 than the AL Central. A quintet of clubs that had been historically bad as a collective in recent years managed to produce not one, not two, but three postseason teams,

If the Toronto Maple Leafs wanted to add a perfect third line center they could look to former GM Kyle Dubas' Penguins to see if they can acquire Kevin Hayes.