Jason Mackey
Senior Sports Writer at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Columnist for @PGSportsNow. Abby's husband. Rider & Teddy's dad. Survives on Grateful Dead, running and coffee. Every silver lining's got a touch of grey.
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post-gazette.com | Jason Mackey |Gerry Dulac |Paul Zeise |Joe Lister
Seth Wenig/Associated Press Doug Ferguson Associated Press Jun 19, 2025 8:51 PM CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — Former U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark said he “deeply regrets” the damage done to the century-old locker he was using at Oakmont during the U.S. Open, his second act of frustration that caused damage at a major this year. Reports surfaced over the weekend that Clark damaged his locker. The USGA said only it works directly with players and their managers when it comes to player conduct....
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post-gazette.com | Jason Mackey
Duane Burleson / Getty Images Jason Mackey Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Jun 19, 2025 2:45 PM First Published: June 19, 2025, 2:45 p.m. Jason Mackey covered the Penguins (2016-19) and Pirates (2019-2024) at the Post-Gazette before becoming a columnist in April 2024. He is a graduate of Westminster College. Duane Burleson / Getty Images Create a free PG account. Register - FREE Already have an account? Login Subscribe to the PG. Subscribe Customize your free Newsletter Preferences...
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post-gazette.com | Jason Mackey
Nobody was back on defense. The Pirates and the Tigers, with Wednesday’s game postponed due to inclement weather, had a wide-open layup. And they kicked it out to the 3-point line. Or, better yet, sailed the ball out of bounds. The slam dunk Pittsburgh and Detroit had available to them involved a potential Paul Skenes-Tarik Skubal pitching matchup in one of the two games of Thursday’s doubleheader. We’re not getting it because … well, it’s hard to fathom, really.
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dailyitem.com | Jason Mackey
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lancasteronline.com | Jason Mackey
Jun. 19—Nobody was back on defense. The Pirates and the Tigers, with Wednesday's game postponed due to inclement weather, had a wide-open layup. And they kicked it out to the 3-point line. Or, better yet, sailed the ball out of bounds. The slam dunk Pittsburgh and Detroit had available to them involved a potential Paul Skenes-Tarik Skubal pitching matchup in one of the two games of Thursday's doubleheader. We're not getting it because ... well, it's hard to fathom, really.
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Good morning from PPG Paints Arena, where the Penguins will introduce new head coach Dan Muse momentarily. https://t.co/XE1SNv0mJ1
Between the signed balls and his own donation, Paul Skenes helped us raise over $10K (of $71K total) for the @937theFan Five-Alarm Marathon, plus appearing on-air & generating immeasurable awareness. Just awesome stuff from an incredibly mature, aware and caring athlete.
Kaleb Johnson was born Aug. 14, 2003. A little more than two years later, Aaron Rodgers made his NFL debut. Here’s Rodgers handing off to Johnson yesterday: https://t.co/7sdjNadPUe
