Klay's Record, Kobe Hurt, Heat On Super Sunday...And More
The NFL and NHL held their respective All-Star games last weekend, but that doesn't mean basketball took a back seat.
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The NFL and NHL held their respective All-Star games last weekend, but that doesn't mean basketball took a back seat.
The 2015 NHL All-Star Game had a little bit, or in some cases a lot, of everything.
The NFL's annual Pro Bowl went off without a hitch on Sunday.
The "star car" shined at Sunday's Rolex 24 at Daytona, as Scott Dixon drove a gritty and lengthy final leg to bring Chip Ganassi Racing its record-breaking sixth victory.
Don't look now but the Miami Heat may be turning their season around.
Luis Carlos Rivero Gonzalez of Guatemala won the Marathon with an unofficial time of 2 hours 20 minutes and 47 seconds, according to CBS Miami news partner The Miami Herald.
After narrowly holding on for a win against Indiana on Friday, the Miami Heat are back on the road to face a division leading team.
Miami Hurricanes basketball coach Jim Larranaga sent his players home with a quiz Friday night. The team barely passed that test when they took on Syracuse Saturday.
Upstart pulled away in the stretch and easily won Saturday's $400,000 Grade 2 Holy Bull, one of the early races that will determine the field for the Kentucky Derby.
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick held another press conference on Saturday to explain how his team prepares its footballs on game day and defended his players from chatter that they made it to the Super Bowl by cheating.
For making an obscene gesture toward heckling fans, Dwyane Wade was fined $15,000 by the NBA and even had his phone and television privileges revoked at home by his family.
Luol Deng scored 23 points, Chris Bosh added 19 and the Miami Heat survived another second-half struggle at home, hanging on to top the Indiana Pacers 89-87 on Friday night.
Florida's economic-development agency Friday gave support to four professional sports facilities that are seeking state sales-tax dollars to help pay for construction projects.
Darren Weissman – otherwise known as Doctor Dribble – runs marathons and half marathons. But here's the catch. He does so while dribbling two basketballs.
