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A move by the Boston Burin's chairman could further complicate the precarious sports betting negotiations in Massachusetts

Will the Bruins be without their captain, Zdeno Chara, in the crucial Game 5 of their Stanley Cup Final against the St. Louis Blues?

The Boston Bruins now have a 77.2 percent chance of winning the Stanley Cup. At least, that’s what history says because, since 1939, that’s how often teams who win Game 1 in the Cup Final series go on to capture the trophy.

On Saturday, the semifinals of the tournament – which dates all the way back to 1920 – commence, with Finland vs. Russia and Canada vs. the Czech Republic. The championship game will be on Sunday, at Ondrej Nepala Arena in Slovakia (all games on NHL Network).

St. Louis native Pat Maroon was responsible for one of the cooler hometown hero moments in recent history when he scored a game-winner in double overtime of Game 7 in the Western Conference Semis.

A second sportsbook at a high-profile sports venue is getting ready to break ground in the nation's capital

The NCAA’s ban on championship events in states with legal sports betting has now gone the way of the 64-team men’s basketball tournament. After suspending the ban policy in 2018 after the United States Supreme Court ruled on Murphy v. NCAA, the NCAA’s Board of Governors made the policy change permanent last week. The policy had become impractical as more states legalized wagering.

Colorado's Senate approved a sports betting bill Friday, sending it one step closer to fruition and likely assuring the Centennial State will join the ranks of jurisdictions with legal wagering

The Carolina Hurricanes may be a "Bunch of Jerks", but they're backing up the trash talk and postgame celebrations so far in these Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Has there ever been a town with as much multi-sport success as Boston since 2001?

The cliche is old, but true. The two most exciting words in sports remain "Game 7". And NHL betting fans have two to ponder over Tuesday night.

Sportsbooks have been very pleased so far with the first round of the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs.