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The Pittsburgh Pirates held a moment of silence for rapper Mac Miller Monday night before their game against the Kansas City Royals at PNC Park. The team also showed a video tribute on jumbotron with the park’s announcer narrating, “Mac was a rapper, a singer, a producer and had a very bright future in the industry ahead of him.”. The Pirates with the caption: “Tonight, a pregame moment of silence for Pittsburgh’s own, Mac Miller.” Tonight, a pregame moment of silence for Pittsburgh's own, Mac Miller. — Pirates (@Pirates) Miller, whose real name is Malcolm J. McCormick and who grew up in Point Breeze, was a big Pirates and Steelers fan, He died Sept. 7 at his home in California of an apparent drug overdose. Motospeed bg20 compact bluetooth wireless optical mouse for mac. On Sunday the Steelers acknowledged the Miller by playing his hit “Knock Knock” before the game.
Falcons dropped by Miami in MAC opener By THOMAS SCHMELTZ, Sentinel-Tribune Sports Editor Sentinel-Tribune There was a nice pre-game tribute to Bowling Green’s 16 seniors, and the recognition of five new inductees into the BGSU Athletics Hall of Fame reminded fans of a better time.
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And Steelers running back with artwork featuring the portraits of the musician and words from his songs. The Pirates won the game 7-6. Frank Carnevale is a Tribune-Review staff writer. You can contact Frank at 412-380-8511, fcarnevale@tribweb.com or via Twitter @frnkstar. You are solely responsible for your comments and by using TribLive.com you agree to our.
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