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Poker pro and founder of Card Player Magazine, along with its web counterpart CardPlayer.com, gave his beloved wife Allyn quite the scare this week.
Allyn Jaffrey described the ordeal via her Facebook account:
"Had a BIG scare! Came home from a FAB PHS high school "Legends Reunion" in Cali. Went straight to Rich Korbin's Celebration of Life. Came home to see my sweet boy doubled over in pain moaning. Called our doc and after describing his symptoms, which he had for days, doc said Barry needed to get to the ER immediately. After many hours, tests, poking and prodding, we learned that thank G-D it isn't life threatening!! Probably an ulcer, real bad tummy. Poor boy.. needs some extra love, and meds, tums and toast."
Former Detroit Red Wings forward Bobby Ryan Arrested
Former Detroit Red Wings forward Bobby Ryan won the Masterton Trophy in 2020 after supposedly overcoming substance abuse issues but this week he was arrested at the Nashville Airport for public intoxication.
According to reporting from ScoopNashville.com:
Ryan was seen taking several items from an airport store without paying. Airport police were given notification of this, setting out searching for Ryan. Abandoning the stolen items on a counter, Ryan ended up entering Little Harpeth Brewing with the police in pursuit. He was found sitting at the bar, awaiting a drink he’d just ordered.
The police report stated that Ryan was suffering from "extreme intoxication".
Following the standard eight-hour public intoxication hold, police released Ryan, dropping all charges. The store where he was reportedly seen removing items without paying declined to press charges against him.
Ryan is currently an unrestricted free agent.
#ScoopNashville — Professional Hockey Player Bobby Ryan arrested at Nashville Airport | @Bobbyry5409https://t.co/aL2xsdfWjv pic.twitter.com/XM0ryrHWcH
— Scoop: Nashville (@scoopnash) July 27, 2022
Mega Millions Winning Numbers Drawing Yields No Jackpot Winner: Tops $1 Billion
No ticket matched all the numbers for Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing and the jackpot will now pass the $1 billion mark for the next drawing. It is now tied for the second-highest prize ever in Mega Millions history.
Tuesday night's drawing was the third-highest ever at $830 million, or a cash option of $487.9 million.
- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com
