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Vincent Velotta

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Vincent Velotta is a freelance journalist based in New York City. He has written for the Village Voice, The Hockey Writers, Give Me Astoria, 12UP Sports, and more.

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Will the Kraken Be the Next Expansion Team to Conquer the NHL?

Will the Kraken Be the Next Expansion Team to Conquer the NHL?

203 wins. 361 losses. A winning percentage of .359%. This is the reality for the modern-day professional spor…

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Junior Giants: Teaching life lessons through baseball

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By Richard Keller, Steve Hermanos, Tara Finley, Vincent Velotta
| Marina Times Verified
SFMOMA | Yayoi Kusama: Infinite Love Feb-Sep 1-7 Info »
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If You Break It, They Won’t Come

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By Vincent Velotta
| The Village Voice Verified
When baseball and the movies cross paths, the results vary, from greats like The Sandlot, Field of Dreams, and Moneyball to the also-rans (we’re looking at you, The Benchwarmers). But now more than ever, Major League Baseball and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences find themselves in the same corner—on the cusp of irrelevance.
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The Billion-Dollar Brackets of March Madness

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By Vincent Velotta
| The Village Voice Verified
Guess which has a better chance of striking, lightning or a perfect bracket? Tournament bracket : Dan Thornberg / Shutterstock; Lightning storm: Vasin Lee / Shutterstock. RCB collage One in 9,223,372,036,854,775,808. That’s over nine quintillion, for those of you who gave up after the fourth comma. Those are the odds of a coin-flipping novice filling out a perfect March Madness bracket, calculated by realizing the two possible outcomes for every game in every round, expressed 2^63.
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