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Clark Gets in Scuffle, Teammates Respond in Testy Win Over Connecticut
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever met the Connecticut Sun in a WNBA Commissioner’s Cup game.
The Fever won, but the game was marred by various scuffles, including one with Clark and Connecticut players.
Indiana’s Sophie Cunningham responded with a late flagrant foul and was ejected, along with Connecticut’s Jacy Sheldon and Lindsay Allen.
There is lots of attention towards Caitlin Cl...
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Maine Online Casino Gaming Bill Revisited During Special Session
Maine considers Bill LD1164 for legal online casino gaming
Wabanaki Nations tribes would control online casino gaming
Tax revenues for 2025-26 could reach $1.8 million
Maine online casino gaming saw progress with the latest bill passed through the Veterans Affairs Committee this week by a vote of 8-5.
LD1164 was introduced earlier this year in March, but was tabled in April. I...
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Bookies Expect Diddy to Be Found Guilty in Sex Trafficking Case
Rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has been embroiled in a massive sex trafficking trial, having been arrested in September 2024.
His trial began on May 5, 2025, in New York City, and Combs faces up to life in prison for a number of charges.
Online sportsbook BetUS has odds on the trial, including whether he will be found guilty, how many years he could serve, and a couple of big names who could...
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Ohio iGaming Bill Could Legalize Online Casino Gaming in 2026
New bill looks to legalize iGaming in Ohio
11 casinos and racinos could participate in offering Ohio online gaming
Bill would also ban online sweepstakes operators
Ohio legislators recently introduced a new bill that would allow for legal Ohio iGaming by March 31, 2026. House Bill 298 would allow existing brick-and-mortar casinos to launch games like online slots, table games, an...
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Emma Raducanu Feels French Open Favors Star Players with Stadium-Court Practice Time
The 124th French Open is underway in Paris on the clay courts of Roland Garros, and the second round will start soon.
Iga Świątek is going for her fifth French Open title, and fourth in a row, despite not being in the best form in 2025.
Her second-round opponent, Emma Raducanu, has claimed the French Open allows more practice time for star players on the bigger courts, putting the rest of ...
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Penske Didn’t Sleep Ahead of Firing Execs in Indy 500 Cheating Scandal, Says Power
The Team Penske cars of Josef Newgarden and Will Power were unable to qualify for the Indy 500 as it was found their cars failed inspection, due to a modified part.
Newgarden and Power will start at the back of the field, making their challenge much more difficult.
Power said Penske notified him of his decision to fire three top executives before he did it, claiming Penske “didn’t sleep th...
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Danielle Collins Takes Cameraman to Task for Being Too Close, Also Has Swiatek Beef
Danielle Collins, an American tennis player ranked 46th in the world, is preparing for the French Open by playing in a tournament in Strasbourg, France.
Collins has made the headlines for chastising a cameraman for being too close to her and opponent Emma Raducanu during a changeover.
Collins has also had words for defending French Open champion Iga Świątek lately.
The French Open kick...
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Phillie Phanatic Favored to Defeat Blooper in Philadelphia for MLB Fight Night
Odds have emerged for a proposed boxing match between the Philadelphia Phillies’ mascot, the Phillie Phanatic, and his Atlanta counterpart, Blooper.
The internet is on fire trying to figure out if this is actually real, as there is a rivalry between the two National League East teams, and the mascots as well.
The Phillie Phanatic is a considerable favorite over Blooper in this proposed box...
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NCAA Sports Betting Policy Could Allow Athletes To Bet on Sports
NCAA considers lifting ban on pro sports betting
Betting on college sports to remain prohibited
NCAA to share stats and insights with licensed sportsbooks
A big change could be on the way with the NCAA’s sports betting policy on allowing student-athletes to bet on sports. A potential rule change is in the works that would allow student-athletes, coaches, and staff members to be able to...
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Rodriguez Late Scratch for Kentucky Derby, Baeza Gets Last Spot
The 151st running of the Kentucky Derby will take place on Saturday, May 3, with a post time of 6:57 PM ET at Churchill Downs.
The 20-horse field was set on Wednesday as the post positions were drawn.
On Thursday evening, it was announced that Rodriguez, which was starting out of gate No.4, would be scratched with a foot injury, and Baeza will take his place.
Horse racing fans and bett...
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Kentucky Derby Favorite Journalism Lands No.8 Post Position
A post position in horse racing is where a horse lines up at the starting gate.
Where a horse lands at the gate can make a difference in where they finish.
Kentucky Derby favorite Journalism starts from the No.8 gate out of 20 horses.
It’s Kentucky Derby week, and everyone is getting excited about the “Most Exciting Two Minutes in Horse Racing”. Churchill Downs will be home to a thrill...
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Assistant Coach Claims Sanders Was the Worst Interview He's Had
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is arguably more polarizing player in Thursday’s NFL Draft.
An NFL assistant coach claimed that Sanders was the worst interview he has ever had.
Sanders, the son of Colorado head coach and NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, has received support from media members.
The NFL Draft goes off on Thursday night, and there is no player with a wider range of w...
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Kalshi Wins Preliminary Injunction in Nevada, Tennessee Joins Opposition
US District Court rules in favor of Kalshi in Nevada
Tennessee latest state to oppose sports event contracts
Nine states have opposed sports event contracts
This week, financial exchange company Kalshi, was granted a motion for a preliminary injunction against the District of Nevada in regards to their offering of sports event contracts. The outcome allows Kalshi to continue to operat...
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Kansas Votes Not To Extend Sports Betting Licenses
Kansas budget bill blocks regulators from renewing sportsbook licenses
Licenses are set to expire in 2027
Current Kansas sportsbooks include ESPN BET, DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars Sportsbook, BetMGM and Fanatics
Last week Kansas lawmakers in the House of Representatives voted on a budget provision that blocks the Kansas Lottery from extending sportsbook licenses for the state’s six act...
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Liverpool Re-Sign Mo Salah, Virgil van Dijk to New Contracts
Liverpool is on the cusp of winning the English Premier League for the 20th time.
They made a big move towards their future by re-signing Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk to two-year deals.
There is still no word on the status of Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is rumored to be leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid in the summer.
Liverpool has one hand on their 20th Premier League trophy as t...
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Lakers-Warriors Game Is the Most Expensive Ticket in the NBA This Season
The Los Angeles Lakers and the Golden State Warriors are led by the defining superstars of this generation, LeBron James and Stephen Curry.
Both teams added more star power in Luka Dončić and Jimmy Butler.
Thursday night’s game between the two at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles is the most expensive ticket in the league this season, starting at $300-350.
It’s difficult to argue against...
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