Once the show was canceled in July 2009, Savran became the host for pregame coverage of the Pittsburgh Penguins and Pittsburgh Pirates, along with the host of the Steelers’ coach show on the regional sports network. That doesn’t always make him popular, but people respect him.” “He’s made as many enemies as he has friends. “Stan’s blatantly honest, almost to a fault,” Junker said in 2009. Savran ended up hosting the show solo for the remainder of its duration, bringing his conversational yet perceptive style to consumers across the city while aggrandizing the zeitgeist. Savran was known for his time hosting Sportsbeat with Guy Junker on Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh, a studio program featuring interviews with sports figures in the city.

“He was a gentleman in every way possible, and he did so much for our city and Western Pennsylvania with his honest candor and knowledge of all sports.” “Today is a sad day in the city of Pittsburgh as we lost a legendary person, media icon and close friend with the passing of Stan Savran,” Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II said in a statement. The area’s professional sports teams – the Penguins Pirates and Steelers – all offered condolences to Savran’s family, as did various personalities and fans in the locale. He had been battling lung cancer and diabetes, and leaves an indelible legacy in the Steel City and beyond. Stan Savran, one of the hallmarks of sports media in the city of Pittsburgh, passed away at the age of 76.

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