Miami casino works to save beloved jai alai from extinction
MIAMI (AP) — The world’s fastest ball sport has been dying a slow death for decades.
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MIAMI (AP) — The world’s fastest ball sport has been dying a slow death for decades.
MIAMI (AP) — The world’s fastest ball sport has been dying a slow death for decades.
A group of committed enthusiasts in Miami is doing all it can to save jai alai, the world's fastest ball sport. Magic City Casino is one of the last places the game is played as a professional sport.
/PRNewswire/ -- Chris Cote, the longtime producer of the "Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz," is the new owner of the Battle Court Cesta Cyclones. Cesta Cyclones...
/PRNewswire/ -- Chris Cote, the longtime producer of the "Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz," is the new owner of the Battle Court Cesta Cyclones. Cesta Cyclones...