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Quizburgh: How well do you remember the year in Pittsburgh sports?

From a Stanley Cup win to Juju Smith-Schuster’s stolen bike and Antonio Brown’s contract extension

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Colin Deppen

Dec. 22, 2017, 5:20 a.m.

Welcome to the third in our series of 2017 Pittsburgh news quizzes. This one deals with the year in sports that was — everything from a Stanley Cup win to Juju Smith-Schuster’s stolen bike and Antonio Brown’s contract extension.

See if you remember all of it without the help of a search engine, and tweet at us to let us know how you did: @theinclinepgh.

Find more 2017 news quizzes here, and join us Jan. 5 for trivia and beer at East End Brewery Taproom. Get your tickets (and support our local journalism) here. Bonus: There will be prizes.

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