Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

Nickname: City of Champions

Professional Championships (12):

Stanley Cups: 1991, 1992
Super Bowls: 1975, 1976, 1979, 1980, 2006
World Series Titles: 1909, 1925, 1960, 1971, 1979

Professional All Star Games (6)

MLB: 1944, 1959(1), 1974, 1994, 2006
NHL: 1990

NCAA Championships (9):

Football Championships: 1915, 1916, 1918, 1929, 1931, 1934, 1936, 1937, 1976

Best Sports Cities

3.18

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Contents

1 Professional Teams
2 College Teams
3 Venues
4 Bars
5 Sports Attractions/Museums
6 Sports Activities/Golf Courses
7 What's Your Opinion on the City's Teams/Fans?

[edit] Professional Teams

MLB: Pittsburgh Pirates est. 1882
NFL: Pittsburgh Steelers est. 1933
NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins est. 1967
USL Second Division: Pittsburgh Riverhounds est. 1999

[edit] College Teams

[edit] Venues

Mellon Arena, opend September 19, 1961
PNC Park, opened March 31, 2001
Heinz Field, opened August 24, 2001
Peterson Event Center, opened April 27, 2002

[edit] Bars

Piper's Pub
- Open Seven Days 11am - 1am
- Kitchen
  - 11am to 11pm Mon - Sat
  - 9am to 10pm Sun
- 1828 East Carson Street Pittsburgh PA, 15203

[edit] Sports Attractions/Museums

Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum, at the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center. Strip District.

Honus Wagner Museum, Carnegie.

[edit] Sports Activities/Golf Courses

[edit] What's Your Opinion on the City's Teams/Fans?

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Buffalo isn`t the biggest city in the world, but when it comes to sports games the Buffalo fans are the most die hard fans in the world.

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