Florida News: Washington DC

Step right up and place your bets, your local government needs your money.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6W4pEXCP5c   For the politicians in states that have legalized sports gambling, this is...

The movers and shakers want to build Snyder a home office.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eronHXt4lhU&t=1s   Daniel Snyder’s Virginia-based National Football League business which operates from a storefront in Landover,...

Odds are good something will happen.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcEaPrvE9Lc&t=1s   State lawmakers around the country are back to work and for a number of them, sports gambling is a...

Stand in line and be quiet.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PghONkh9j3A&t=5s   There was a stir in the world of Major League Baseball when the Montreal Group announced the results of...

The National Basketball Association’s two game Mexico sample is on tap and the league continues to figure out what sort of future it has in Mexico City and in Mexico. Could the NBA eventually set up shop and place an expansion or relocation franchise in the Mexican capital? 

In about one month’s time, a number of state legislatures across the United States will address the issue of legalizing sports gambling. But in one state, Arkansas, the issue has been settled.

Enrique Bonilla is not a well-known name in American soccer fans circles but Bonilla is well known in Mexico as the President of Mexico’s First Division in soccer and he has a thought about the future of soccer in North America.

Worcester, Massachusetts and Wichita, Kansas stepped into the stadium game and ended up with Triple A Minor League Baseball teams moving into those cities by 2021.

Because it is never too early to plan the next stadium for a professional sports franchise, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has suggested that Daniel Snyder should consider his state as a landing site for his Washington National Football League franchise and Northam has picked out a place for the facility.

Major League Baseball, the National Hockey League, Major League Soccer and the National Basketball Association do business in Canada and now the leagues have a new problem facing them.