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Join our Sports Book Crew as they share their expert sports betting advice on 'Sports By The Book' here at the South Point Studio. Special Guests: Danny Burke, Duane Colucci, and Rob Miech.

In this episode of the "Chicken Dinner" podcast, Sam Panayotovich discusses college football power ratings and Aaron Judge home run props. Special guest Rob Miech from the Chicago Sun-Times joins the show to talk about building betting relationships and poaching European soccer lines. SUBSCRIBE! "Chicken Dinner" on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, and wherever else you listen to your podcastsFOLLOW! @chickenxdinner @spshoot

Steve interviews Sean McDonough(00:11:05) from ESPN and the Red Sox radio network. Sean is with us to discuss his new role as PBP1 on ESPN's coverage of the National Hockey League. Sean talks about his love for hockey, how he was considered for and ultimately landed the job, and what he needs to do to build his chops back up. Sean also talks about working practice games with his partners, his bucket list, and gives due respect to Gary Thorne and Doc Emrick. Finally, Sean talks about the AL Wild Card game at Fenway Park between the Yankees and the Red Sox. Sean called the game and talks about balancing three sports, the Aaron Judge play at the plate, and the early exit of Garrit Cole. Also, Rob Miech (00:51:37) from the Chicago Sun-Times joins us to talk about the rise of sports gambling. First, Rob and Steve talk about Steve's recent passion for Italian soccer on the international and club level. Next, Rob talks about writing about sports gambling for the Chicago Sun-Times. Finally, Rob and Steve discuss Bryce Harper and his lack of Championships. Steve starts the show with a hey now from his sweet guest host, Paula Bennett and they talk about her first few weeks of school. The book club has a new book and a strong maybe. The show ends with one last thing with Paula and Steve discussing their 80's wrestling entry in Paula's Trunk or Treat contest at school. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Host Steven Maggi chats with the author of "11th Heaven" Rob Miech about Ed O'Bannon and the 1995 national basketball champions UCLA Bruins www.amazon.com/ELEVENTH-HEAVEN-N…ion/dp/1632634465

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Host Steven Maggi chats with the author of "11th Heaven" Rob Miech about Ed O'Bannon and the 1995 national basketball champions UCLA... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

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Bernie Fratto and the Straight Outta Vegas crew look ahead to Las Vegas' return to normalcy once the COVID-19 shutdown is over along with a look around the United States to breakdown which states will and wont have legalized sports betting in the future. Also, the SOV crew tell you how to bet Sunday's charity golf event between Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning against Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson. Plus, Rob Miech is in studio to talk about the state of sports gambling and tell you how he thinks the stare down between the Dallas Cowboys and QB Dak Prescott should play out Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Bernie Fratto and the Straight Outta Vegas crew look ahead to Las Vegas' return to normalcy once the COVID-19 shutdown is over along with a look around the United States to breakdown which states will and wont have legalized sports betting in the future. Also, the SOV crew tell you how to bet Sunday's charity golf event between Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning against Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson. Plus, Rob Miech is in studio to talk about the state of sports gambling and tell you how he thinks the stare down between the Dallas Cowboys and QB Dak Prescott should play out Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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There is sports betting out there! Bernie Fratto has your weekend edition of Straight Outta Vegas and take you through the sports betting available with the NFL Draft and the change to the NFL's futures probabilities with Tom Brady's move from the New England Patriots to the Tampa Bay Bucanneers. Plus, Rob Miech, the author of Sports Betting for Winners and The Last Natural, is live in studio helping break down the Brady ripple effect and gives you some of his insight into the state of professional gambling. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

There is sports betting out there! Bernie Fratto has your weekend edition of Straight Outta Vegas and take you through the sports betting available with the NFL Draft and the change to the NFL's futures probabilities with Tom Brady's move from the New England Patriots to the Tampa Bay Bucanneers. Plus, Rob Miech, the author of Sports Betting for Winners and The Last Natural, is live in studio helping break down the Brady ripple effect and gives you some of his insight into the state of professional gambling. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Rob Miech is a sportswriter and betting expert based out of Las Vegas. On this week's Guy's Guy Radio, we discuss sports betting hitting the mainstream in America, his latest book Sports Betting for WinnersI, and tips for getting your beak wet in the world of sports betting. Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness. Subscribe to Guy's Guy Radio on iTunes! Buy The Guys' Guy's Guide to Love now!

Rob Miech is a sportswriter and betting expert based out of Las Vegas. On this week's Guy's Guy Radio, we discuss sports betting hitting the mainstream in America, his latest book Sports Betting for WinnersI, and tips for getting your beak wet in the world of sports betting. Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness. Subscribe to Guy's Guy Radio on iTunes! Buy The Guys' Guy's Guide to Love now!

Matt Youmans and Erin Rynning talk NBA, College Hoops, and the XFL with Rob Miech. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Steve interviews Ed Sherman(00:07:58)from The Sherman Report. Ed talks about his new book on the history of the Big Ten. Ed explains why he wrote the book, why he did it as a coffee table book, and tells some stories about the key characters and events covered in the book. Ed and Steve also talk about their history together, reminisce about The Sherman Report, and take a few minutes to talk some Chicago Blackhawks hockey. Also, Rob Miech (00:40:52) joins us to talk about his new book on sports betting. Rob talks about the evolution of legal sports gambling, the change in how gambling is covered by the sports networks, and the difference between the public and the professionals. Rob and Steve also talk about Steve's love for the Saints, Bryce Harper, and the Raiders in Las Vegas. Steve starts the show explaining what took so long to post a new show and to the shock of everyone this time it wasn't his health. The book club looks back on a jam packed 2019 and the show ends with one last thing on a picture of a picture. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Ron Flatter, Vinny Magliulo and Mike Palm recap Monday Night Football and talk the evening's NBA slate. Plus, author Rob Miech joins the show to discuss his new book, "Sports Betting For Winners." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Steve interviews Jimmy Traina (00:09:02)from Sports Illustrated. Jimmy talks about his love for the Howard Stern Show and he passionately explains to Steve why he doesn't think the show has jumped the shark. Jimmy also talks about the awful television ratings at the start of the NBA season, Super Bowl match ups that would make the executives at Fox do back flips, and updates the New York City radio wars. Also, Greg Prato (01:00:52) makes his debut on the show to talk about his new book about Soundgarden. Greg talks about why he decided to write about Soundgarden, ranks his favorite bands from Seattle, and remembers the great Chris Cornell. Greg also talks about the scene in Seattle in the early 1990's, his new book about Kiss, and how he developed the oral history style he uses for most of his books. Steve starts the show excited but exhausted by the Saints game from earlier in the day. The book club talks about books by Rob Miech and Greg Prato. The show ends with one last thing and Steve talking about all the things he is thankful for this year. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Steve interviews Jeff Passan (00:07:26)from ESPN's baseball coverage. Jeff talks about the latest Houston Astros scandal, tries to explain why Major League Baseball's free agency moves so much slower than other sports, and tells us what Daniel Hudson said to him after he recorded the last out of the World Series. Jeff also explains why he continually does the podcast despite Steve being a mush mouth and why he doesn't do very many other podcasts. Also, Neil Best (00:41:24) from New York Newsday joins us to talk about sports radio in New York City. Neil talks about the ratings battle between Michael Kay and Mike Francesa, explains what WFAN will do when Mike leaves the station, and wishes upon a star with Steve on various scenarios featuring Chris Russo. Steve starts the show by recapping a crazy week for the podcast that included a writeup on Awful Announcing. The book club talks about books by Rob Miech and Greg Prato. The show ends with one last thing about Paula's new decision to throw a tantrum everyday when its time for bed. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Our guest this week is prolific sports-author, handicapper, and all-around swell fellow Rob Miech. He wrote the book on sports betting for winners. Literally. He joins us this week to talk about... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

The host Steven Maggi talks with prolific sports author Rob Miech about his latest "Sports Betting for Winners" and more. Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

Steve interviews Joe Tessitore (00:06:33)from ESPN's Monday Night Football. Joe talks about the impact working on MNF has had on his career, the criticism's of last year's broadcasts, and building a chemistry with Bugger McFarland. Joe also talks about his love of college hockey, the officiating problem in the NFL, and pokes fun at Steve for asking Drew Brees for a hug. Also, Scott Burnside (00:50:00) from The Athletic is on the program to talk about the National Hockey League. Scott talks about the fast start of the Buffalo Sabres and the maturation of Jack Eichel. Scott also talks about the young superstars in the league, his disappointment with the New Jersey Devils, and goes over his favorite surprises over the first thirteen games of the season. Steve starts the show by explaining how he ended up recording three interviews this week. The book club talks about books by Rob Miech and Greg Prato. The show ends with one last thing on Halloween through the eyes of Paula Bennett. For more information follow the podcast on twitter @sports_casters Email: thesportscasters@gmail.com

Saturday's British Champions Day and a new book on sports gambling are the focus of the Ron Flatter Racing Pod. Racing Post's Lee Mottershead handicaps the five big races at Ascot that provide a climax to the European racing season. He also discusses Saturday's Australian features – the $9.5 million Everest and the Group 1 Caulfield Cup. Longtime sports writer Rob Miech talks about his new book Sports Betting for Winners. There is also Twitter feedback. The Ron Flatter Racing Pod is available via Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher and at VSiN.com/podcasts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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Bernie Fratto takes a deep dive into the shifting lines across Vegas after the news of Andrew Luck retiring. Rob Miech joins Bernie in studio to give the latest on legalized sports betting across America. Bernie explains the attainable success in preseason betting and gives a public service announcement to the Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns. Plus, Bernie and Sleepy J give their Best Bets for Sunday! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Bernie Fratto takes a deep dive into the shifting lines across Vegas after the news of Andrew Luck retiring. Rob Miech joins Bernie in studio to give the latest on legalized sports betting across America. Bernie explains the attainable success in preseason betting and gives a public service announcement to the Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns. Plus, Bernie and Sleepy J give their Best Bets for Sunday! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Bernie Fratto celebrates the 1-year anniversary of the legalization of sports betting with author Rob Miech. Bernie explains why Kawhi covering Giannis became a huge factor in the Eastern Conference Finals and give further insight on the first lines for the Finals. Plus, Bernie and Sleepy J give their Best Bets for the Stanley Cup and the rest of the week! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Bernie Fratto celebrates the 1-year anniversary of the legalization of sports betting with author Rob Miech. Bernie explains why Kawhi covering Giannis became a huge factor in the Eastern Conference Finals and give further insight on the first lines for the Finals. Plus, Bernie and Sleepy J give their Best Bets for the Stanley Cup and the rest of the week! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll meet Gary Anthony, considered the finest Sinatra impersonator in the world. You'll hear his music and listen to what brought Gary to this unique... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, the topic is dining. From the authentic Italian food of the vintage days, there is the award winning Bootlegger Bistro that was featured on Anthony Bourdain: Parts... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

On the eleventh episode of the fifth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Andrew Bucholtz (Yahoo!, Awful Announcing) and Rob Miech (Author). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don look at Duke's fifth national championship, look ahead to the NHL playoffs, and talk about a few odds and ends from the NFL. The book club takes a look at Eleventh Heaven by Rob Miech, and the show ends with One Last Thing. -Andrew Bucholtz is making his first appearance (00:29:51) on the podcast. Bucholtz joins us to talk about breaking into sports journalism, moving to California, and playing board games. Bucholtz also talks about women in sports media, Katie Nolan, and the recent scandal in Chicago. -Rob Miech is making his third appearance (01:12:26) on the podcast. Miech joins us to talk about his book, Eleventh Heaven. Rob explains that he almost wrote this book back in 1995 and tells us why he didn't. He also talks about his relationship with Ed O'Bannon, traveling all over the world to research the book, and being blown off by the Golden State Warriors GM.

On the twelfth episode of the fifth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Damon Hack (Golf Channel) and Mike Halford (Pro Hockey Talk). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don look at the first round of the NHL playoffs, the start of the NBA playoffs,vand talk about the fall of Aaron Hernandez and the future of Adrian Peterson. The book club takes one last look at Eleventh Heaven by Rob Miech, and the show ends with One Last Thing. -Damon Hack is making his ninth appearance (0:33:55) on the podcast. Damon looks back on Jordan Spieth's dominate performance at the Masters. Hack compares Spieth's performance this year to Tiger's domination in 1997. Damon wonders if the Spieth/Mcilroy rivalry can lead golf into the post-Tiger era without a massive drop-off Hack also talks about the future of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson and what their performances this weekend might mean for their 2015 seasons. -Mike Halford is making his second appearance (1:06:21) on the podcast. Mike stops by to preview the NHL Playoffs. Mike and Steve talk about the value of goaltenders, the new playoff format, and quality of the first round matchups. Halford also talks about the improvement of Tyler Myers, college hockey vs. major junior, and he makes a Stanley Cup Final prediction.

On the ninth episode of the fifth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Stewart Mandel (Fox Sports), Ryan Lambert (Puck Daddy, College Hockey News) and Mike Johnson (Pro Wrestling Insider). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don talk about the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament, the overhaul of the Saints and Bills, and look ahead to Wrestlemania XXXI. The book club takes a first look at Eleventh Heaven by Rob Miech, and Steve has a quick chat with Yale hockey players Anthony Day and Mike Doherty. The show ends with One Last Thing. -Stewart Mandel is making his seventh appearance (00:25:46) on the podcast. Stewart joins us to talk about the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament and to look ahead to the rest of the tournament. Mandel talks about a wild first day and why he thinks so many favorites won the rest of the weekend. Mandel speculates about who could give Kentucky the best game, talks about the players he is most excited to see on the grand stage, and gives his predictions for the final four and the national champion. -Ryan Lambert is making his first appearance (00:53:26) on the podcast. Lambert covers college hockey for the Puck Daddy blog on Yahoo Sports and offers his opinion on the field of sixteen chosen for the NCAA tournament. Lambert explains why he thinks the pairwise is an acceptable way to choose the field, discusses the committees decision to move Providence to the East Regional, and talks about the players not named Jack Eichel that he is excited to watch this weekend. Lambert says that the NCAA should drop automatic tournament bids, ranks the conferences from best to worst, and explains why the thinks seven or eight teams could win the national championship this year. -Mike Johnson is making his first appearance (01:32:52) on the podcast. Johnson squeezes in The Sports-Casters just before he steps onto a plain headed to California for Wrestlemania. Johnson talks about main stream sports writers covering wrestling, the challenges of his job Wrestlemania week, and being one of the first people to have wrestling podcast. Johnson talks about the possibilities for the main event, what the WWE will do after the show, and predicts who will win the big matches on Sunday.

On the tenth episode of the fifth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Luke Winn (Sports Illustrated, SI.Com) and David Shoemaker (Grantland). Starting the show with 3Things, Steve and Don look ahead to the Final Four, the Frozen Four, and look back at Wrestlemania XXXI. The book club takes a look at Eleventh Heaven by Rob Miech, and the show ends with One Last Thing. -Luke Winn is making his eighth appearance (00:32:17) on the podcast. Winn joins the podcast to look back on the first two weeks of the NCAA Tournament and to look ahead to the Final Four. Luke talks about covering the classic game between Notre Dame and Kentucky, speculates on the remaining team with the best chance to beat Kentucky, and explains why anything short of a National Championship would be a total bust. Winn also talks about Duke, the value of fewer early round upsets, and the players to keep an eye on this weekend. -David Shoemaker is making his fourth appearance (0:52:41) on the podcast to talk about the business of professional wrestling. Shoemaker talks about his weekend in San Jose for WrestleMania XXXI, covering wrestling in the mainstream, and even looks ahead to WrestleMania XXXII in Texas. Shoemaker also talks about a renewed importance for the Intercontinental Championship, the future of John Cena, and try to figure out just how great WrestleMania XXXI actually was.

Before Bryce Harper was the top pick in the Major League Baseball draft, before he signed the sport’s biggest contract ever for a first-year pro, he gambled his future on one make-or-break season. The Las Vegas High School sophomore already had dominated the competition like Mickey Mantle on the playground and appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, which dubbed him the “most exciting prodigy since LeBron James.” Seeking greater tests as a hitter, the precocious phenom got his GED and enrolled at the College of Southern Nevada, where he could face pro prospects in a challenging wooden-bat league that prohibited the hitter-friendly aluminum bats used throughout college ball. Harper shattered the school’s home run record with 31 (the previous mark was 12) and compiled a startling 1.513 OPS while leading his team to the Junior College World Series. For his heroics, the 17-year-old became the only position player from a junior college to win the Golden Spikes Award, given to the nation’s best amateur baseball player.  Las Vegas sportswriter Rob Miech was “embedded” with the Southern Nevada Coyotes team and brings us along for the ride—into the dugout and locker room and on team buses and in motel rooms, from the scorched fields to the snow-capped horizons of the Scenic West Athletic Conference—to deliver a warts-and-all account of a boy among men playing like a man among boys. Amid the media circus that descended upon team and town, we read fascinating personal stories including the dynamics between veteran coach Tim Chambers and Harper’s protective father, the camaraderie with—and jealousies of—other players, the fans and autograph seekers (and girls) who all want a piece of the young star, and how Harper is suspended from the World Series after protesting an umpire’s call, and the role his faith plays in his life.  The Last Natural shows us a season in the life of baseball’s top rising star, culminating in a dramatic conclusion when Harper is drafted #1 by the Washington Nationals and, after tense negotiations that go up until just seconds before the midnight deadline, signs a $9.9 million contract. Even more than this, Miech’s book is the story of a team and its community, the hopes and aspirations of its players and coaches, and the spirit of pure baseball that lies at the heart of the American dream.

Alex and Rob Miech break down the underlying problems of this season’s squad and preview what next season holds.

Alex and Rob Miech are back together again to talk the Pilots and their upcoming trip to the national high school invitational.

Alex and Rob Miech break down the underlying problems of this season’s squad and preview what next season holds.

Alex and Rob Miech are back together again to talk the Pilots and their upcoming trip to the national high school invitational.

Christine Killimayer and Rob Miech shed light on the Rebels final game of the season from Memorial Coliseum.

Christine Killimayer and Rob Miech shed light on the Rebels final game of the season from Memorial Coliseum.