Doug Greenberg is a Sports Business Writer at ESPN. He covers a wide range of topics related to sports, including individual and team sports, major league sports, and international sports leagues and federations, with a focus on the competitive sports landscape. Doug has been featured in various reputable outlets such as CDC Gaming Reports, ABC30, Front Office Sports, and MarketWatch.
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By: Doug Greenberg
An updated look at the odds to win the 2027 NBA Finals following Philadelphia's signing of LeBron James.
By acquiring the perceived crown jewel of the MLB trade deadline in two-time reigning Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, the Los Angeles Dodgers reasserted themselves as the clear betting favorite for the World Series, with bettors and bookmakers alike reaffirming that belief.
Who are the favorites to win seasonlong honors? Here are the odds for MVP, Cy Young and Rookie of the Year in the AL and NL.
By: Doug Greenberg
LAS VEGAS -- JOSHUA NORTHCUTT STEPS inside the sports betting temple that is the Circa Resort & Casino in the heart of downtown.
By: Doug Greenberg
From favorites to underdogs, popular bets to surprising plays and everything in between, this is what the 2026 NFL season looks like from a betting lens.
Joshua Northcutt steps inside the sports betting temple that is the Circa Resort & Casino in the heart of downtown. He walks past the iconic neon figure of Vegas Vickie and into Circa's famed sportsbook, a monument to the sports betting experience with its stadium-style chairs and a three-story-tall screen showing the sports action of the day.
Josh Allen will head into the 2026 NFL season as the favorite to win his second Most Valuable Player award in three seasons with a bevy of quarterbacks chasing him. Contrarily, the Offensive Rookie of the Year award will favor non-quarterbacks to start the new campaign.
After a busy offseason that saw them acquire All-Pro defensive players Trent McDuffie and Myles Garrett, the Los Angeles Rams will head into the 2026 NFL as the clear favorites to win the Super Bowl, but history may be on the side of a very strong midfield of contenders instead.
Alexander Zverev and Aryna Sabalenka are the betting favorites to win US Open titles.
