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Born on January 23, 1929, in Pittsburgh, Myron made the unconventional decision to reject the allure of massive markets such as New York and San Francisco, as well as the lucrative opportunities presented by national networks. Millions of dollars were left on the table, but for Myron, the connection he felt to his hometown and the Steelers was far more valuable.
"Why mess with happiness?" he would later tell his family, reflecting on his choice to stay in Pittsburgh and pursue his passion for the Steelers. It was a decision he never regretted.
Throughout his illustrious career, Myron wore many hats, excelling as a newspaperman, magazine writer, and author of five books. His work appeared in prominent publications, including Sports Illustrated, where he was a regular contributor.
In addition to his writing endeavors, Myron had a successful career as a television and radio performer, spending 35 years as a color analyst in the Pittsburgh Steelers radio booth. This impressive tenure stands as an NFL record, a testament to his dedication and expertise.
After a remarkable career spanning over three decades, Myron announced his retirement in June 2005, at the age of 76. Sadly, he passed away on February 27, 2008, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and entertain fans of the Steelers and sports enthusiasts alike.
