Betting
The latest Betting coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
More in Betting, page 40
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5-at-10: Weekend winners and losers, Series finales offer drama, best all-time Game 7s
Atlanta took two of three from the powerful New York Yankees and have won eight of their last 10.
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5-at-10: UT in all-SEC CWS final, QB1s drawing huge checks, NCAA tourney expanding?
For the third time in the past four years, the College World Series title series is SEC vs. SEC.
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5-at-10: RIP Willie Mays, 40 years since Bowie before MJ, Florida mom sounds off
Mays, known as the "Say Hey Kid" — which is a wonderful nickname — was on the shortlist of best players ever.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (Tony V) and losers (Rory) and Bryson’s Sunday brilliance
Yes, there are multiple teams still alive chasing a World Series crown in Omaha, but these Vols appear to be destiny's darling.
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5-at-10: Can Luka be a champion, could you break 100 at Pinehurst, a just swimming decision
Doncic looks farther away from being a champion this morning than he ever has, if that makes sense.
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5-at-10: Most surprising one-title teams, GOAT of eating banned, US Open picks
So Dallas is in a must-win spot tonight.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (Boston and Scottie) and losers (Braves) and Clark’s Olympic snub
Game 2 was tougher, but the Celtics survived what may have been Dallas' best haymaker — a questionable Luka Doncic still posted a 32-point triple double — in Sunday's seven-point Game 2 win.
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5-at-10: NBA Finals story lines, D-Day tribute, college sports best program and more Caitlin Clark hubbub
The NBA Finals start tonight. I will watch them, because I am a Luka Doncic fan.
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5-at-10: WNBA’s big moment, bad betting decisions, CFP expanding again?
There is no such thing as bad publicity, and the WNBA is experiencing that in full swing.
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5-at-10: College football Hall of Fame conundrum, Jefferson gets paid, more CC fallout
Caitlin Clark is the biggest story in the WNBA by a wide margin, and that's even coming off a 3-point showing as her team dropped to 2-9 Sunday, which is next-to-last in the standings.
