Raiders fans hitting secondary market for playoff tickets
With the Raiders first playoff game since 2016 on Saturday, it’s becoming clear that many of their fans will invade Cincinnati to take in the moment. Original...
What bettors should know as same-game parlays arrive in Las Vegas
Same-game parlays, which have become wildly popular in the U.S. in recent years, became available in Nevada in June with the launch of the new Caesars app....
High school baseball, softball, volleyball playoff schedule, results
Check out the schedule for Nevada high school baseball, softball and boys volleyball teams. The playoffs have already started for 5A Southern Region baseball teams. Original article:...
Knights captain Mark Stone’s Olympic dreams felt like a long shot
Mark Stone, who has scored in five straight games for the Golden Knights, admits he once doubted he would be able to play for Canada in the...
Conor McGregor says he will fight this summer in Las Vegas
Former UFC champion Conor McGregor announced his long-awaited return Sunday. He hasn’t fought since suffering a broken leg in a July 2021 fight at T-Mobile Arena. Original...
Golden Knights’ Mark Stone savors first trip to All-Star Game
Golden Knights captain Mark Stone was chosen for his first All-Star Game even though he has endured an injury-plagued season during which he has missed 19 of...
Former Las Vegas boxing executive, sportscaster dies
Bob Halloran, who ascended from a young local sportscaster in Florida to a revered boxing executive in Las Vegas, died Sunday in Rancho Mirage, Calif. Original article:...
Golden Knights feeling good after successful road trip: ‘A lot of good things’
The Golden Knights returned home after a road trip where all games were close, but they found a way to earn nine of a possible 10 points....
Oakland mayor tosses dig at Las Vegas over relocating teams
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf has already watched the Raiders leave for Las Vegas, and she’s clearly not happy the same could happen with the Athletics. Original article:...
Hill: Power conferences need to leave greedy hands off NCAA Tournament
The discussions about expanding the NCAA Tournament field have not been driven by fans or broadcast companies but by a power play from the biggest conferences. Original...
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