Remembering Three Rivers Stadium

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George Kellas - Sept. 2000 - last Pirates game at Three Rivers Stadium George Kellas reporting from the Pittsburgh Pirates last game at Three Rivers Stadium.I do not know this.

Three Rivers Stadium Implosion Remembered 19 Years Later It has now officially been 19 years since Three Rivers Stadium fell to the ground.

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Full Broadcast.. Last Steelers Game at Three Rivers Stadium..

Final Game at Three Rivers Stadium December 16th 2000 The Steelers Played Their final game at Historic Three Rivers Stadium.

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The Terrible Towel Legend | Pittsburgh Steelers History Discover the history of The Terrible Towel of the Pittsburgh Steelers which began with Myron Cope and lives on today.

The Terrible Towel Legend | Pittsburgh Steelers History Discover the history of The Terrible Towel of the Pittsburgh Steelers which began with Myron Cope and lives on today.

Three Rivers Stadium circa 1968.

Early collection of Three Rivers Stadium photos dating back to it’s infancy.

Remembering the Great Roberto Clemente.

Roberto Clemente | Society for American Baseball Research Roberto Clemente's greatness transcended the diamond. On it, he was electrifying with his penchant for bad-ball hitting, his strong throwing arm from right field, and the way he played with a reckless but controlled abandon. Off it, he was a role model to the people of his homeland and elsewhere. He...

Three Rivers Stadium History | Pro-Football-Reference.com Three Rivers Stadium History

Man Who Scooped Up Immaculate Reception Football Tells Story The football, now on temporary display at Heinz History Center, took the luckiest bounce in Pittsburgh Steelers history, when Franco Harris caught that glorious ricochet, on Dec. 23, 1972. But the man who later scooped it up never saw the play that made it famous.