Marlins Play Fart Noises During Nationals Batting Practice [AUDIO]
Usually music will be played but in this case fart noises came across the speakers.
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"St-riike! ... And we're talking outside of outside corners."
Wilmer Flores wiped away tears as he warmed up at shortstop for the eighth inning, thinking he was being traded from the organization he joined as a teenager.
All-Star closer Jonathan Papelbon wants to win another championship and become baseball's career saves leader.
The Denver Broncos want to see if former No. 1 draft pick Jake Long is healthy enough to bolster their offensive line to protect 39-year-old Peyton Manning.
Patrick Willis walked away first with a nagging toe injury that kept him from being the dominant All-Pro linebacker of his prime.
After years of trade speculation, Cole Hamels' time in Philadelphia is ending.
Tom Brady took the fight over his "Deflategate" suspension to social media and federal court Wednesday, and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft backed the three-time Super Bowl MVP, saying "I was wrong to put my faith in the league."
Central Michigan coach Jon Bonamego made a surprise appearance Wednesday at the Mid-American Conference's media day, showing up a few hours after receiving a chemotherapy treatment.
With that win you would have to assume they would stick with the "buy now" attitude.
Justin Verlander outlasted Chris Archer for his first win this season and the Detroit Tigers avoided a three-game sweep by beating the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 on Wednesday.
CBS Sports golf analyst Gary McCord comments on the Quicken Loans National, coming this week to Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.
Police have been asked to keep an eye on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's home on the Maine coast following his decision to uphold the four-game suspension of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
"To suggest that I destroyed a phone to avoid giving the NFL information it requested is completely wrong," the three-time Super Bowl MVP said.