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On Sept. 21, the first 40,000 fans will receive a code to unlock a digital bobblehead.
CBS 11 Dallas sports anchor Bill Jones gives his pick for some of the weekend's top NFL games.
In honor of this year's U.S. Open and the 50th anniversary of tennis legend Arthur Ashe's historic win, read an excerpt from the new biography "Arthur Ashe: A Life" by Raymond Arsenault, published by sister company Simon & Schuster.
With the NFL kicking off its season, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks for Week 1.
Football season is back, which means plenty of excitement, but CBS analyst Bruce Arians has some words of wisdom for coaches everywhere.
The CBS Sports football analyst discusses the players he's most interested to watch this season and who he thinks is in the running for MVP.
CBS Sports Network analyst gives his thoughts on college football's standouts in Week 1 and previews the Georgia-South Carolina game.
WWE Superstar Big Show reveals how he lost nearly 100 pounds, and that it all began when John Cena opened his mouth.
Despite a chest contusion that necessitated a postgame X-ray and CT scan, New York Mets starter Zack Wheeler was not about to call it a day after a 91-mph comebacker hit him square in the midsection.
Shohei Ohtani homered twice on a huge night at the plate after getting bad news about his pitching arm, and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Texas Rangers 9-3 on Wednesday.
A report released by Nielsen today says the NFL could be big winners if sports betting is regulated and legalized nationwide.
With so much still to be decided in the NL postseason race, one thing has become abundantly clear- we are in line for some amazing September baseball this year.
CBS Sports' lead announcer for the NFL on CBS, Jim Nantz, breaks down the Week 1 battle between the Houston Texans and New England Patriots.
CBS Sports veteran play-by-play broadcaster Ian Eagle weighs in on his Week 1 matchup: the Los Angeles Chargers vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
What NFL teams are true contenders going into the 2018 season? Local CBS sports anchors weigh in.
