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The remarkably resilient fantasy sports industry just keeps on chugging forward—but then, the usual rules of industry have never applied to fantasy sports anyway.
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The remarkably resilient fantasy sports industry just keeps on chugging forward—but then, the usual rules of industry have never applied to fantasy sports anyway.
On August 13, 1910, exactly 100 years ago today, the Pittsburgh Pirates and Brooklyn Dodgers played a perfectly symmetrical 8-8 tie before darkness ended the game.
Hit big or miss big—50/50 odds often feel that way. And they pop up where you’d least expect.
What’s 2,234 miles long and 107 years old? Sacré bleu! It’s the Tour de France. Here are a five fun facts about the world’s most prestigious bicycle race—Book of Odds style.
One hundred years ago this week, pitcher Denton True “Cy” Young earned his 500th victory. The odds of anyone ever equaling that feat are pretty near zero.
Before the 2010 baseball season got underway, we noted that most closing pitchers don’t last long in the role. Dependable, year-in-and-year-out closers are a rare breed. A fresh look at two exceptions halfway through the season.
The 2010 MLB All-Star Game will bring memorable moments, and there’s a good chance they’ll come courtesy of someone holding a ball rather than a bat.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup will be remembered for many reasons. The beehive-like drone of vuvuzelas is one of them.
Women's golf provides excellent play just as the men's tour does, though one thing it hasn’t had is a Tiger Woods. Someone so good he makes news outside the world of golf.
What are the odds of being Landon Donovan? That is, what are the odds a boy will make it to the US World Cup soccer team?