Collin Morikawa now owns as many major championship titles as missed cuts in professional events, posting scores of 65-64 on the weekend at TPC Harding Park to become a major winner at the age of 23.
Even some recreational MLB bettors are familiar with how certain players and/or teams fare differently against left- or right-handed pitching, but not as many are familiar with which pitchers have reverse splits. Most left-handed pitchers have more success against left-handed batters and vice versa.
An unopened case of 1986-87 Fleer basketball cards sold for $1,789,717 late Thursday night in an auction conducted by Wisconsin-based Collect Auctions.
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Collin Morikawa now owns as many major championship titles as missed cuts in professional events, posting scores of 65-64 on the weekend at TPC Harding Park to become a major winner at the age of 23.
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An unopened case of 1986-87 Fleer basketball cards sold for $1,789,717 late Thursday night in an auction conducted by Wisconsin-based Collect Auctions.
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Best ball is the new frontier of fantasy football.
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Even some recreational MLB bettors are familiar with how certain players and/or teams fare differently against left- or right-handed pitching, but not as many are familiar with which pitchers have reverse splits. Most left-handed pitchers have more success against left-handed batters and vice versa.
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There’s nothing quite like a first-round leader bet in golf.
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Tiger Woods has never lost to anybody in his professional career at TPC Harding Park.
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The inherent connection between golf and gambling begins with numbers.
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Everybody’s got a price.
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Fantasy football draft season is officially here.
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For the first time in a modern-day record 54 weeks, we can finally say this: It’s a major championship week.
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Unibet, part of the Kindred Group, is officially available to bettors in the Hoosier State, adding to Indiana’s already impressive sports betting landscape.
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Kamala Harris has been favored to be the Democratic vice presidential nominee since we started tracking these odds on April 1.
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Damien Williams was the first notable fantasy football player to opt out of the 2020 NFL season.
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Six figures or bust: One man’s big gamble lands him most valuable Zion Williamson card on the market
Last month, 28-year-old consultant Tom Carroll was feeling a little bit risky. A recreational bettor who had just gotten back into the memorabilia space thanks to “The Last Dance,” Carroll found himself looking at case breaks on eBay.
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It’s been an usual NFL offseason with COVID-19 maintaining a firm grasp in the United States, but there are continued signs that the league intends to kick off the 2020 season as scheduled.
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After the Massachusetts House passed an economic development bill that included legalized sports betting, the state’s Senate advanced a version of the bill without sports betting language.
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The NBA season opens Thursday, with Lakers-Clippers the marquee, headline matchup. It also provides a rare opportunity to track an NBA line over a significant amount of time.
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There has been a consistent thought about the quality of play during the NBA’s resumption: the basketball will be clunky, the shots will be off, and the play will be on the under.
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Laurence Leavy, a lawyer from Miami, Fla., has become a fixture in ballparks around the world. Known as “Marlins Man” for the bright-orange Miami Marlins jersey and visor he dons to every game, Leavy has grown into a sports-lebrity over the past five years. Watch almost any pitch in a big ballgame and you’ll see the following: Pitcher-Catcher-Umpire-Marlins Man. As bizarre as it sounds, it is now an accepted part of the sports-watching experience.
