Bill Speros is a journalist and editor at USA Today Sports Network / Golfweek. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and legal affairs related to litigation in the realm of sports. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Fresno Bee, The Charlotte Observer, and The Kansas City Star.
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Bill Speros focuses primarily on sports, particularly football and betting predictions. Given his local focus in Massachusetts and Boston, he may be receptive to pitches related to the New England Patriots or any stories involving Bill Belichick. Additionally, due to the prevalence of articles around betting predictions, he might also consider content related to sports wagering trends or legislative developments in Massachusetts impacting sports betting.
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Mick Mulvaney took his crusade against prediction markets to San Diego on Thursday.
Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper said a personalized Cameo video that ended up being used by FanDuel was not intended for that use.
States could lose up to $550 million in sports betting revenue if Major League Baseball player are locked out next season.
By: Bill Speros
The NHL covers more than 1.3 million miles this season as its games take place in 4 different nations. Check to see where your team stands.
By: Bill Speros
The 30 MLB teams will travel more than 1 million miles and cross more than 1,000 time zones during the 2027 season - if there is a season.
By: Bill Speros
Sports books and prediction market their own championships in what's been deemed a "record-setting" betting and trading event.
The Red Sox have won 14 straight games. If you bet $100 on each game during the streak and rolled over your money, you'd be up $577,000.
We surveyed 750 golf fans to rank the 10 most hated golfers of 2026 across the PGA Tour, LIV Golf and DP World Tour, including Patrick Reed, Bryson DeChambeau and some surprise names.
Sports books across the United State enjoyed record-breaking handles during the 2026 World Cup. Will that carry over to MLS betting?
By: Bill Speros
A record $32.3 billion is projected to be wagered via legal U.S. sportsbooks this NFL season. Prediction markets will trade $36.8 billion.
