Jessica Alba steals the show at Madison Square Garden as Knicks top Heat to tie playoff series
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Las Vegas Grand Prix speeds city's transformation into sports juggernaut
LAS VEGAS: The Las Vegas Grand Prix is still more than seven months away but at the corner of Harmon Ave. and Koval Lane, the race is already on to build the massive, state-of-the-art Formula One paddock.
Brad Gushue hoping home-ice advantage in Ottawa pays off at curling worlds
Sin City wasn't kind to Canadian skip Brad Gushue. He's hoping a return to the nation's capital will work more in his favour.
Raiders' Jimmy Garoppolo receives raunchy offer from Nevada brothel workers: 'He's such a legit babe!'
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NFL: For fans Super Bowl no longer a game, it's an 'experience'
Super Bowl has gone from sports event, to America's biggest party, to a week long and very expensive immersive "experience".That includes not only the game but also more in-depth encounters where you can take a sunrise hike up Camelback mountain with a retired NFL player or toss back a few "brews" with former New England Patriots linebacker Ted Bruschi.Next year it will almost certainly make another leap when "immersive experience" and "party" morph into one big Super Bowl supernova in Las Vegas, as Sin City hosts the game for the first time.After Los Angeles hosted last year it is almost as if the National Football League stopped for a breather in Phoenix with Las Vegas set for 2024 and New Orleans on deck for 2025.
Stanford halts Notre Dame win streak in its tracks with Saturday upset
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Sometimes a trip to Las Vegas does not catch up to you until it is over. Notre Dame enjoyed its win in Sin City last week, but that hangover caught up with the Irish on Saturday in a 16-14 loss to Stanford. The win was the Cardinal’s first in its last 12 tries against FBS opponents.
Things To Learn: Notre Dame needs to find a fast start for a change of pace vs BYU
LAS VEGAS — “We’re going to get there and be very strategic on what we do,” Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman said Monday referencing the Irish trip to Sin City to face No. 16 BYU (7:30 ET; NBC). And he wasn’t referring to always splitting on aces and eights. But let’s be clear, always split on aces and eights.