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Las Vegas Review-Journal
January 9, 2017 - 9:00 pm
 

In past years, the Review-Journal Sports section was ho-hum. But now it is now one of the best sports sections in the country. The DailyLine is way superior to that offered in any other newspaper I have ever subscribed to. It contains in one package everything a reader wants to know about yesterday, today and tomorrow in sports statistics, with the local school sports coverage outstanding.

While I am not a big gambler, the information in the Betting Line is superior and the TV/Radio Highlights is equally informative. Sports Editor Bill Bradley and staff do an A+ job of covering sports in Southern Nevada.

Don Merz

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