Bill Enright

New Jersey, New York

Analyst and Coordinating Producer at Sports Illustrated

Co-Host at Bull Market Fantasy Podcast

Love/Hate relationship with Sports Betting and Fantasy Football.

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Articles

Belmont Stakes 2025: Start Time, TV Channel, How to Watch, and Streaming Info

2 weeks ago | si.com | Bill Enright

The 2025 Belmont Stakes, the third and final leg of the Triple Crown, will take place on Saturday, June 7—but not where you might expect. Due to ongoing renovations at Belmont Park, this year’s race will be held at Saratoga Race Course in upstate New York for the second time. Whether you’ve watched the previous two Triple Crown races or just want to catch the action from Saratoga, here’s all the information you need for the Belmont Stakes.
Preakness Stakes' Three Biggest Long Shots: Are They Worth The Bet?

2 weeks ago | si.com | Bill Enright

Just nine horses will race in the 150th Preakness Stakes, nearly half the number that ran in the Kentucky Derby. Yet, more than a third of the nine-horse field has double-digit odds to win first place and the $1.2 million prize. The two favorites in this year, Journalism at 8/5 and River Thames 9-2 , won't deliver big payouts to bettors but they are the most likely winners according to the oddsmakers.
Preakness Stakes Winner Payout and Total Purse for the Race

2 weeks ago | si.com | Bill Enright

After finishing second in the Kentucky Derby, Journalism took home first place at the Preakness Stakes. Journalism was the odds on favorite to win the race and snuck through at the very last moment to cross the finish line ahead of Gosger by a half-length. Journalism's jockey, Umberto Rispoli, became the first Italian to win a Triple Crown race. The win also gave Journalism's trainer, Michael W.
How to Watch the Preakness Stakes, Start Time for Today's Horse Race

2 weeks ago | si.com | Bill Enright

This year's Preakness Stakes will go down in history because it's the 150th anniversary of the iconic horse race. It's also the final time the race will be held at Pimlico Race Course. Nine, three-year-old thoroughbreds will compete for the honor of winning the "Middle Jewel" of the Triple Crown. The race starts today, May 17th, at 7:01 pm (est).
Expert Pick from Horse Owners Jayson Werth and Shawn Kel

3 weeks ago | si.com | Bill Enright

The boys discuss the Triple Crown, Sovereignty missing the Preakness, the undistinguished 0% Club, MLB rookie dress up day, and are joined by two special guests, trainer Jeremiah Englehart & Kyle Zorn of Legion Bloodstock, plus a whole lot more on the latest Off The Rail podcast.
Odds for Every Horse in the Preakness Stakes

3 weeks ago | si.com | Bill Enright

The Preakness Stakes is the “Middle Jewel” of the Triple Crown and will feature nine horses looking to make history in the 150th running of the Preakness. Starting on Saturday, May 17th from Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, the nine thoroughbreds will race for the Woodlawn Vase trophy and their share at $2 million, with $1.2 million going to the winner. Here are the odds for the nine horses racing in the Preakness Stakes, along with their post-position, jockey, and trainer.
Kentucky Derby Winner Sovereignty Won't Race at Preakness, Ends Chance of Triple Crow

1 month ago | si.com | Bill Enright

Despite winning the Kentucky Derby, Sovereignty will not race in the Preakness Stakes, which means there will be no chance at a Triple Crown winner. Sovereignty's trainer, Bill Mott told an executive, Mike Rogers, from 1/ST Racing, which operates the Preakness of the decision. The third and seventh-place finishers in the Kentucky Derby, Baeza and Sandman, won't race in the Preakness as well. Racing fans are still awaiting a decision from the team of Kentucky Derby runner-up Journalism.
Sovereignty Makes History, Wins the 151st Kentucky Derby

1 month ago | si.com | Bill Enright

Racing out of the 18th post position with odds of 9-1, Sovereignty is the winner of the 151st Kentucky Derby. Jockey Manny Franco got his first win at Churchill Downs and trainer Bill Mott earned his second career victory at the "Run for the Roses." Sovereignty has had plenty of success running at the famous racetrack. Sovereignty won the Street Sense Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs in October, earning a career-best Equibase Speed figure of 99.
Off the Rail Podcast: Kentucky Derby 2025 Preview With Jayson Werth and Shawn Kelley

1 month ago | si.com | Bill Enright

It's finally Kentucky Derby week! Jayson, Shawn & Icon Racing Ken discuss the draw, Flying Mohawk's post, what to expect in the race, meeting the mayor, and Jayson's joke about the Mets, plus a whole lot more on the latest Off The Rail podcast.
Ranking NFL Offenses : Seattle Seahawks No. 23

1 month ago | si.com | Bill Enright

The Seattle Seahawks are ranked No. 23 on our list of NFL offenses. Last season, the Seahawks finished with a 10-7 record and their offense ranked in the middle of the pack for some key offensive statistics. Seattle averaged 22.1 points per game (18th) while producing 5,656 yards (14th), and 39 total touchdowns (26 passing, 11 rushing). That type of mediocrity led to some major changes in the off-season.