Sportsline's Top Weekend Picks: Baseball Rolls On
With all the MLB action and division races heating up, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks.
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With all the MLB action and division races heating up, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks.
Ring of Honor had planned for the injured Dalton Castle to lose the title for awhile, but new champion Jay Lethal explains how it happened.
The 19-year-old American is likely to draw interest from several Premier League teams. Tottenham is the first to make a bid.
The Yankees and Red Sox seemed destined for another epic, late-season clash, as the race for the 2018 AL East crown is shaping up to be yet another amazing chapter in baseball's greatest rivalry.
Fire up the grill, throw on your best red, white and blue clothing and let's hop in the time machine to celebrate some historic USA sports moments.
Detroit sports fans can now represent their professional teams while on the go.
Mikel John Obi received a call four hours before kick-off of Nigeria's match with Argentina last Tuesday informing him that his father had been kidnapped.
A cut water pipe led to flooding of two floors of the Buck O'Neil Research and Education Center, delaying the $4 million renovation project.
Francesco Molinari ran away with the Quicken Loans National on Sunday, shooting a closing 62 to best the field by eight strokes.
Basketball superstar LeBron James has signed a four-year, $154 million deal to join the Los Angeles Lakers, his agency, Klutch Sports Group, announced Sunday night.
With so much MLB action and division races getting interesting, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks.
Jed Lowrie had two more hits, Sean Manaea pitched six strong innings and the Oakland Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 4-2 Thursday to sweep a four-game series.
This year's NBA free agency season offers plenty of talent beyond LeBron, from difference makers to glue guys, and here are the top 10.
Josh Norman, Demario Davis and Marcell Dareus were all in the news this week, for all the right reasons.
A Chinese court sentenced former American football player Wendell Brown to four years in prison Thursday for being involved in a bar fight, a punishment his lawyer and an activist called excessive.