New York Will Take Raffle Sales Online
January 4, 2018
A new state law, signed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, will allow New Yorkers
A new state law, signed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, will allow New Yorkers
New Jersey’s Senate president, Steve Sweeney (l.), says he doesn’t expect a second effort to
Congress has struck a provision from its massive tax overhaul that would have eliminated the
Asian play is the big prize in the marketing strategy being crafted at Resorts World
Regulators in Pennsylvania have fined Mohegan Sun Pocono (l.) a record total of $1 million,
A lawyer for two YouTube stars accused of running a skins betting site for the
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has set the schedule for auctions of Category 4 “mini-casino”
MGM Resorts and the two Connecticut gaming tribes have both indicated that they are ready,
Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman A.G. Burnett is resigning after five years to join a
The class action involves 60 lenders who provided $400 million to develop the Strip resort
NCAA President Mark Emmert (l.), anticipating a possible elimination of the federal ban on sports
The courts can’t agree on the legality of mandatory tip-sharing, and so the Labor Department
On August 18, 1982, the Dodgers and Cubs completed a 21-inning marathon (suspended after 17 innings the previous day due to darkness) with LA winning 2-1. Tommy Lasorda used all 25 players, including pitchers Bob Welch and Fernando Valenzuela in the outfield. Jerry Reuss closed out the 21-inning game for the win, then started the regularly scheduled game immediately after, pitching five innings for a 7-4 victory to earn two wins in a single day.
On August 17, 1984, "Charlie Hustle" returned to the Reds as player-manager, reinvigorated the franchise, and set the stage for Rose to eventually break Ty Cobb's all-time hits record in a Reds uniform at Riverfront Stadium just a year later.
