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Published monthly, the Pittsburgh Sports Report (PSR) offers unique coverage of the region’s professional and collegiate sports scene that simply is not available anywhere else. With in-depth issues not tackled elsewhere in the market, and hard-hitting commentaries by the region's most recognizable sports journalists, PSR has established itself as western Pennsylvania's premier sports publication. PSR’s stable of writers includes the finest and most respected journalists in the city. In addition to thought-provoking lead stories, PSR features compelling interviews with fascinating and powerful sports personalities, as well as first-in-the-market previews. More than 125,000 people read and re-read each issue of the Sports Report, and that number is growing. PSR’s readership has increased by 250% over the last three years alone. PSR was founded in 1996 and is published by Ellis Cannon.

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Monongahela PA 15063-0500
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412-469-9770
Twitter: @PghSportsReport

 

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