
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
Is It Time to Rethink Gretzky as Hockey’s Unassailable G.O.A.T.?
Ovechkin broke his goals record. McDavid and Crosby keep climbing. Is Gretzky still hockey’s G.O.A.T.?

By Bill Gelman
Ranking 6 Sports Rivalries That Always Deliver
Eagles-Cowboys, Duke-North Carolina, and Yankees-Red Sox rivalries all have a storied history with passionate fan bases. But what makes them stand out among the greatest ever?

By Bill Gelman
Where Does Novak Djokovic Rank Among Tennis Greats?
After a stunning first-round US Open exit, Novak Djokovic’s health is suddenly a concern. But with 24 Grand Slams and 1,177 career wins, his place among tennis royalty is not.

By Bill Gelman
Miracles Do Happen: Top 4 Biggest Upsets in Sports History
From the Miracle on Ice to Buster Douglas’ shocking knockout of Mike Tyson, these four legendary upsets stunned the sports world.

By Bill Gelman
The 5 Worst NFL Stadiums, According to Google Reviews
With the 2026 NFL season approaching, Google reviews reveal which stadiums fans rate the worst, from Northwest Stadium to the brand-new Highmark Stadium.

By Bill Gelman
The NFL Streaming Game Plan: What Do You Actually Need?
With the 2026 NFL regular season kicking off on September 9, it’s time to decide if NFL Sunday Ticket and Prime Video subscriptions are actually needed to satisfy your football viewing experience.

By Bill Gelman