NY Times acknowledges existence of NFL gambling
Am I the only one who noticed The New York Times has included point spreads in its NFL previews the past two Sundays?
What the heck? Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't the Old Gray Lady eschewed printing betting lines since 1851? If anyone knows the story here, please share it, because I ain't calling the Times' sports editor to ask.
The late, great Newsday sports editor Dick Sandler (see post below) was opposed to publishing point spreads on principle, but we did eventually start doing so, because, well, many people are interested in them.
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