Mark Your Calendar for Horse Racing
June 25, 2020
Now that the Belmont Stakes is history, horse racing bettors can regroup for the reshuffled
Now that the Belmont Stakes is history, horse racing bettors can regroup for the reshuffled
As you know, streaks are a part of the betting world. Teams casually win a
Now that the PGA Tour has resumed—and it’s really the only game in town for
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This is the year everything turned upside down, including racing’s Triple Crown. The Belmont Stakes,
Fortunately, just about every professional league in the U.S. has begun to return or is
This year, no racetrack’s had to roll with more punches than Belmont Park in Elmont,
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In April, Caesars Entertainment announced that the 51st running of the World Series of Poker
When the PGA Players Championship was abruptly cancelled one day into the tournament last March,
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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman has at last revealed his league’s plan for its return, although
On September 23, 1845, Alexander Cartwright and a group of young men in New York City officially organized the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club. They adopted a set of 20 formal rules (the "Knickerbocker Rules") that established key elements of modern baseball, including diamond-shaped infields, three outs per inning, and tagging runners rather than throwing the ball directly at them.
On September 22, 1911, 44-year-old Cy Young earned his 511th and final Major League Baseball victory, pitching a 1–0 shutout for the Boston Rustlers against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Throwing his 749th career complete game in the process, Young capped off a legendary 22-season career. His 511 wins stand as one of the most untouchable records in professional sports history.
