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Sports betting is gaining mainstream acceptance across the country as more states opt to legalize and regulate the industry.

U.S. sports betting operators such as DraftKings and FanDuel are banking on a much-needed surge in demand next month when top leagues return to play during the coronavirus pandemic.

The NHL is not considering putting teams in quarantined "bubbles" for its mandatory training camps. Instead, players are being instructed to stay home when not at the rink and follow health protocols to prevent any outbreaks before games resume.

Barstool is launching its sports betting operation at a time of growing competition in the legal gambling marketplace.

Climate Pledge Arena will be home to the NHL's expansion team in Seattle when it begins play in 2021.

Teams will be permitted to host voluntary, individual workouts for their players as allowed by local public health guidance.

Toronto Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner tops the list.

The modified playoffs would place the NHL’s top 24 teams in two “hub cities" with secure arenas, transportation, hotels and extensive testing in place.

BodyArmor founder Mike Repole told FOX Business that he wants to exceed Gatorade in overall sales by 2025.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said his state was a “ready, willing and able partner” to pro sports leagues.

Bettman, 67, became the first commissioner in NHL history in 1993.

"All professional sports are welcome here for practicing and for playing," DeSantis said.

US sports have been on hold since mid-March due to the pandemic.

The president said games will be 'made for television' until it's safe for fans to attend.

NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman is still planning on players returning to the ice this year.