N.Y. Eyes Sports Betting; Questions Slumping Results for New Casinos
November 22, 2017
With expectations mounting that the U.S. Supreme Court will overturn a federal ban on sports
With expectations mounting that the U.S. Supreme Court will overturn a federal ban on sports
The Wynn Boston Harbor near Boston and the MGM Springfield (l.) are both rising rapidly
Pennsylvania’s approval of satellite “mini-casinos” is surrounded by questions and potential lawsuits after a clause
Construction of the Las Vegas Raiders’ 65,000-seat domed stadium is formally under way. Only the
The American Gaming Association has made common cause with other business-oriented associations to oppose removing
Business is down at the Strip hotel where a gunman staged the worst mass shooting
The resort giant is joining forces with Madison Square Garden Company to bring another large-scale
Though New York-based Keating & Associates LLC, which is seeking to buy the closed Revel
Glenn Straub (l.), the owner of the closed Revel Atlantic City casino has filed suit
Paradise Park and a 1,500-room hotel is back on the drawing board for Steve Wynn’s
The lawsuit challenging the award of the second Philadelphia casino license was dropped by current
Penn National Gaming has provided the first detailed glimpse of the impact of the October
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.
