When legal sports betting launched in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Bill was in Atlantic City and the City of Brotherly Love covering the ribbon-cutting ceremonies and ceremonial first bets that never cashed. His extensive iGaming coverage has included exclusive interviews with BetMGM, Hard Rock and DraftKings executives. Bill’s gaming industry coverage and analysis has appeared on regional and national websites, including Covers, Mass Live, Legal Sports Report, TheLines, Deadspin, PlayNJ, and several others.
However, if you were to ask Bill what his biggest career highlight has been, without hesitation, he will tell you covering the 2018 Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Parade. The diehard Birds fan only had to wait for what felt like a lifetime for it to finally happen.
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Articles by Bill Gelman
What If? 10 Moments That Could Have Rewritten Sports History
From Michael Jordan's NBA Draft to Scott Norwood's missed field goal, these 10 what-if moments could have changed sports history forever.
By Bill Gelman
We Are Not the Champions: The 5 US States Starved for Titles
From Minnesota's decades of heartbreak to Utah's elusive first title, these five states know what it means to wait for a championship parade.
By Bill Gelman
The Human Highlight Reel: Ovechkin’s Top 5 Moments
From “The Goal” to passing Gretzky and finally lifting the Stanley Cup, we rank five unforgettable moments from Alex Ovechkin's legendary career.
By Bill Gelman
Five Iconic World Series Moments Since the Brewers' Appearance
The Brewers are back in the World Series after 44 years. From Bill Buckner's error to the Cubs ending their curse, plenty has happened since 1982.
By Bill Gelman
LeBron to Giannis: Ranking 5 NBA Offseason Stunners
LeBron to Philly, Giannis to Miami, and Wemby staying put. Which NBA offseason move will pay off the most?
By Bill Gelman
How Bad Is It? Ranking the NHL's Original Six by Fan Misery
Nearly 60 years without a Stanley Cup is just the beginning. We rank the NHL's Original Six teams by how much misery their fans have endured.
By Bill Gelman