Welcome to the Locked-on Steelers podcast.

I am your host, Tony Serino, and this is your daily dose of all things, Steelers.

Today on the podcast, it's OTAs day four yesterday.

The Steelers beginning their OTA process again after a Memorial Day weekend break.

And I think one of the most interesting storylines coming out of this OTA process early on is

Tyler Madikavich being the starting inside linebacker in place of Ryan Shazir and not

John Bostic like we had assumed going in.

It seems like there's going to be a real inside linebacker competition, and Bostic is not going to be the presumed

starter like we thought he would be.

So I want to explore today the idea that Tyler Madikavich could win this battle, and what that

would mean for this football team going forward.

But let's start today as we do every day with some Steelers news and notes.

And I want to start today with a story that's not necessarily Steelers-related or even NFL-related,

but it is a story about a general manager in the NBA using Twitter and potentially five fake Twitter accounts or anonymous Twitter accounts

to tweet about inside information from within the

organization about, you know, injury histories of players and failed trades and going on

Twitter and trashing players on his own team, general managers, around the league.

The story on the ringer.com is called the curious case of Brian Colangelo and the secret Twitter account.

It is a fascinating, fascinating look at this case of a general manager using Twitter to kind of

vent in a lot of ways, his frustrations from within the organization.

Look, social media is in a lot of ways changing how players, coaches, executives, deal with the media, deal with fans.

It is giving them a voice.

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