This Week In Golf: Jason Day Wins Wells Fargo By Two Strokes
Jason Day won the Wells Fargo Championship, shooting four rounds in the 60s at Quail Hollow for his second PGA Tour win of the season.
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Jason Day won the Wells Fargo Championship, shooting four rounds in the 60s at Quail Hollow for his second PGA Tour win of the season.
Moustakas drove in three runs with a double and sacrifice fly, and the Royals beat Detroit 4-2 on Sunday to take three of four from the Tigers.
The NHL has told Brad Marchand to stop licking opponents or the Boston Bruins forward will face punishment.
Zimmermann allowed two hits over five scoreless innings, Nicholas Castellanos had three extra-base hits and the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 3-2 on Saturday.
Jorge Soler thought his spectacular diving catch in the ninth inning that helped preserve the Kansas City Royals' 4-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers.
Researchers say former NHL player Jeff Parker suffered from a brain disease that has been linked with repeated head injuries in athletes.
Who is the best driver in the history of golf? CBS Sports golf analysts weigh in.
Justify is the favorite for Saturday's race, but there are a few other horses to consider as well.
With NBA and NHL playoff series getting interesting and MLB teams rounding into form, SportsLine offers its top picks for the weekend.
WWE insiders break down the WWE's upcoming Backlash pay-per-view, which brings together many of RAW and SmackDown's biggest stars.
The school shared its findings in a letter from attorney Mike Glazier to the NCAA, sent in March as a response to the organization's request to look into potential rule violations related to Nassar.
Wilson was suspended three games by the league on Wednesday night after his hit on Pens forward Zach Aston-Reese broke Reese's jaw.
A judge has ruled prosecutors can admit as evidence two previous rape accusations against former Michigan State University football player Auston Robertson.
John Hicks stepped into the batter's box and saw a shifted infield, playing the right-handed hitter to pull the ball. He had other plans.
Matthew Boyd's first win of the season came with some help from both the bat and arm of Leonys Martin.