Bill Adee

5 days ago | vsin.com | Bill Adee

I visited Omaha a few weeks ago to scout out our location for our special broadcasts from the College World Series. We’ll be doing shows next week from Rocco’s, famous for its Jell-O Shot Challenge, when the field is narrowed to eight from 64.   I asked Rocco’s owner and our gracious host, Kevin Culjat: Which teams bring the most fans  and which ones maybe not so much? LSU, the pre-tournament favorite at +450, was No. 1 on Kevin’s list.

6 days ago | vsin.com | Bill Adee

The NBA Finals matchup is set, so I asked VSiN.com senior editor Zach Cohen for his thoughts on the Pacers-Thunder series, starting Thursday:Everybody was saying that the Pacers needed a win in Game 6, as nobody believed Indiana would go into Madison Square Garden and win a Game 7. I was never there with that level of panic, as the Pacers did win two games in Manhattan to start the series. However, Indiana didn’t leave it to chance.

1 week ago | vsin.com | Bill Adee

The Knicks will face elimination again when they meet the Pacers tonight (8 ET, TNT) in Game 6 in Indianapolis. The goals for each team are simple: >The Knicks need to do more of what they did in Game 5 in New York, holding Tyrese Haliburton to eight points and six assists on 2 for 7 shooting from the floor and 0 for 2 shooting from 3. >The Pacers want to avoid going back to New York for Game 7.

1 week ago | vsin.com | Bill Adee

The NCAA baseball tournament begins today. Download the 24-page guide produced by VSiN regular Matt Grissom and his crew at College Baseball Insiders. VSiN will be doing shows from the College World Series in Omaha. The Stanley Cup Final is set.   The Oilers (+110) dispatched the Stars 6-3 on Thursday night to advance to the Final against the defending champion Panthers. At DraftKings Sportsbook, the Panthers and Oilers are both -110 to win in a rematch of last year’s Cup Final.

1 week ago | vsin.com | Bill Adee

The Thunder and Panthers are in. The Pacers and Oilers could join them in the finals by the end of the night. OKC covered the closing -8.5 and then some, eliminating the Timberwolves 124-94 in the Western Conference finals on Wednesday night.   The Thunder will play the winner of the Knicks-Pacers series in the NBA Finals, starting a week from today.