Adam Candee was the former Editor In Chief of Legal Sports Report. He covered sports business and news from Las Vegas, where he works as a sports radio host for ESPN and Audacy. Adam is a former editor and reporter at the Las Vegas Sun, Arizona Daily Sun, and KLAS-TV.
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Governor Cuomo To Push Mobile NY Sports Betting Via State Lottery
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Predicting The Sports Betting Year Ahead: LSR Staff Looks To 2021
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US Sports Betting Year In Review: LSR Staff Says Goodbye To 2020
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DraftKings Refutes Report NJ Sports Betting Whale Had Proxy Deal
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Opinion: Three Reasons To Monitor Sports Betting In Tennessee
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Robust September In Colorado Sports Betting Pushes National Handle Past $1.5 Billion
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‘Haters’, ‘Critics’ Welcome Barstool Sportsbook To PA Sports Betting Market
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Our View: Penn National Should Hold Itself Accountable On Barstool Sports
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William Hill Brings DC Sports Betting An Alternative To Flopping GambetDC
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Adam Candee was the former Editor-in-Chief and started with Legal Sports Report at the dawn of the US sports betting industry.
Adam oversaw all content for the industry-standard publication covering the US sports betting and daily fantasy sports markets. He also worked as a sports talk host with ESPN Radio and Audacy, mixing entertainment and information about the topics that drive discussion in sports.
Adam earned national and regional awards as a newspaper reporter at the Las Vegas Sun and Arizona Daily Sun for breaking news, feature, and opinion writing. He is a two-time Arizona sports columnist of the year and a Golf Writers Association of America honoree. His team at 8 News Now earned the Edward R. Murrow Award as the best TV news website in the country in 2013.
Adam has been cited as a source by NPR, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the New York Daily News, Milwaukee CBS 58, dcist, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
A proud graduate of Northern Arizona University, Adam also volunteers as an editor for Kiva, a non-profit that specializes in microfinance in underprivileged parts of the world.