Lenny has been an integral part of the gaming industry for more than three decades. From the
mid-80s through the mid-90s he became known as one of Las Vegas' most influential Race and Sports
Book directors while heading operations at the Frontier and Bally's. During those years, Lenny made
frequent on-camera appearances for ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC and most major cable networks, commenting on
all major...
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College Football's Fave Five
With my claim last week that I would not be surprised at all to see the West Virginia Mountaineers go
12-0 during this regular season, it got me to thinking who else might join them in the race for the BCS
Title Game. Currently, five teams are “pegged” as national title contenders, with all holding 6/1 or
less odds at most online and Vegas sportsbooks. Personally, I believe that WVU, at 25/1, is a potentially
much sounder investment, but still let’s take a look at this “Fave Five.” ...
(read more)2008 Big East Preview
There is no doubt that the Big East is the ugly duckling of the BCS Conference Parade. Boasting just
eight teams, it is the smallest of the six major conferences and none of its current members have even
played for a National Championship since the inception of the BCS. However, that doesn’t mean there
isn’t some quality football being played in this league! ... In 2006, two teams, Louisville and West
Virginia, both landed New Year’s Day Bowl berths and WVU very likely could have been ...
(read more)NBA/MLB Weekly Wrapup: 6/6
On Thursday night, the Celtics moved to 4-0 SU/ATS in Game 1’s with a 98-88 win and cover against the
Lakers. It was an interesting result, evoking memories of Game 1 of the Conference Finals, as a
seemingly written off Boston team proved the naysayers wrong. Of course, they are legitimite
underdogs in here in the NBA Finals (Lakers opened at -165). Following the Game One result, the
series odds have moved to -110 for each team. The Lakers sure seem “due” for an Over ...
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Lenny has been an integral part of the gaming industry for more than three decades. From the
mid-80s through the mid-90s he became known as one of Las Vegas' most influential Race and Sports
Book directors while heading operations at the Frontier and Bally's. During those years, Lenny made
frequent on-camera appearances for ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC and most major cable networks, commenting on
all major...