After months in the dark, the bright lights of Las Vegas could start to shine once again — even if a bit dimmer — in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. “What you’re going to see is a Las Vegas without all the bells and whistles — so not all of the best restaurants are … Continue reading Las Vegas Considers Various Reopening Safety Ideas →

The Baseball Hall of Fame will postpone Derek Jeter's induction to 2021. Of course, the New York Yankees legend -- along with big-hitters Larry Walker, Marvin Miller and Ted Simmons -- were all set to be honored in Cooperstown as the Class of 2020 on July 26. Given the global coronavirus pandemic, the Hall's Board … Continue reading NY Yankee Derek Jeter Hall of Fame Ceremony Postponed Until Next Year →

The horses will be off and running at the Belmont Stakes, after a two-week delay on June 20. But the last leg of the Triple Crown will have the unique position as the first race in 2020 due to the coronavirus postponements. The Belmont has been second occasionally in years past, but never went first, … Continue reading New York Horse Racing Returns With Belmont Stakes →

The NBA appears to be leaving no stone unturned when discussing possible formats for the remainder of the 2019-20 season. We have already heard that the league is considering jumping right into the postseason, but could the playoff field include more than 16 teams? The NBA recently sent a survey to team general managers asking … Continue reading NBA Considering World Cup Style Play When Season Restarts →