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Tim Tebow is returning to the broadcast booth a week after being released by the Philadelphia Eagles.
The case involving NHL player Mike Richards, who is charged with possession of a controlled substance, has been put off until Dec. 8.
In a live blog Q&A, Mark Kriegel fielded questions on Mayweather-Berto, boxing vs. football and Mayweather's legacy.
Starting this Sunday, the wins and losses are for real. Add in the factor that the San Diego Chargers may be playing their final season in San Diego, and you have all the makings of a potentially drama-filled few months ahead of everyone.
Albert Pujols drove in Kole Calhoun with the tiebreaking run in the eighth inning, and the Angels snapped their eight-game skid in the Freeway Series with a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night.
The Los Angeles Lakers have signed Brazilian point guard Marcelo Huertas.
Showtime Sports's Mark Kriegel will be answering all of you Mayweather-Berto questions live from Las Vegas starting at 12:15 p.m. ET on Thursday, Sept. 10.
The week after Week 1 of college football season is always the time for over the top reactions to the first games, this year is no exception.
CBS Sports' own Boomer Esiason talked three big games that could already have serious implications in the AFC, and it's only going to be the regular season opening weekend. There are some great match-ups to watch for, and he broke them down in this week's interview.
Clayton Kershaw gave up four hits and two runs over seven innings to win his eighth consecutive decision, and Justin Ruggiano hit a leadoff homer in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 13th victory in 15 games, 6-4 over the Angels on Tuesday night.
The Hall of Famer will be answering questions live on Sept. 9 at 12:15 p.m. ET on CBS Local Sports' Mayweather-Berto Live Blog.
Who to start and who to skip for the NFL Week 1.
Rickie Fowler catches third-round leader Henrik Stenson down the stretch to win the Deutsche Bank Championship and stay in the FedExCup hunt.
Andre Berto has 36 minutes to make Mayweather imperfect. Here's what it might take to make it happen.
Don't blame Harvey or the Mets for how they're handling it. Bottom line is, it's still an inexact science.
