The big news: Ted Leonsis has struck a deal that will see his company (Monumental Sports & Entertainment) partner with William Hill to install a sportsbook at the Capital One Arena.

Flashback: From ESPN to Monumental Sports Network: what does the future of sports broadcasting look like?

Major institutions run out of Washington, DC in order of importance:
1) State of the Screens
2) United States government The first sportsbook in a major U.S. sporting venue
3) United States government

Thought bubble: Getting dropped off in the sportsbook during the Zamboni run will cost Mr. Screens less money compared to Mrs. Screens, Lil Screens and new Baby Screens taking him to the team shop 

Video: Caps owner Ted Leonsis on future of sports gambling, betting

More #1: Q&A With Zach Leonsis: Inside the Deal That’s Bringing a Sportsbook to Capital One Arena

More #2: A Conversation with “Billion Dollar Fantasy” Author Albert Chen

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