Jeter: "You Can't Do This Forever"
Legendary New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter met with the media for the first time this year since announcing he was going to retire at the end of the 2014 season.
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Legendary New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter met with the media for the first time this year since announcing he was going to retire at the end of the 2014 season.
he Miami Dolphins haven't made any public moves since the release of the Ted Wells report on the Jonathan Martin harassment scandal, but a move by assistant coach Jim Turner might signal his time with the team is running short.
Major League Baseball got what it wanted from Biogenesis of America and has now withdrawn a lawsuit against the former Coral Gables-based anti-aging clinic.
Taxpayers in Broward County were brought one step closer to a financial bailout of the Florida Panthers Tuesday. A majority of county commissioners support the bailout arguing if the team isn't bailed out, it could move from South Florida.
Sometimes an autographed picture isn't enough. Fans request more creative signatures.
While Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant has the inside track for the NBA MVP award, last year's winner, Miami Heat forward LeBron James isn't giving up his crown without a fight.
Miami Heat center Chris 'Birdman' Andersen was known last season for his hustle, physical play, and of course a signature Mohawk. But just before Tuesday's game against the Dallas Mavericks, Birdman came out with a 'nohawk.'
LeBron James scored a season-high 42 points and the Miami Heat tuned up for a showdown with Oklahoma City by beating the Dallas Mavericks 117-106 Tuesday night.
The NFL Today on CBS will have a new look this fall when the league kicks off again. CBS has hired future Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez as an analyst for The NFL Today.
Baseball games have often turned violent when a player is hit by an opposing pitcher. But few games ever feature a player with a bat swinging for the skull of that pitcher. A game in Cuba Monday night featured exactly that.
Former Miami Dolphins offensive guard Richie Incognito's self-imposed banishment from Twitter lasted only a few days before he started back on the social networking site with a vengeance Monday night.
Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade may not have been able to do much on the court at the 2014 NBA All-Star Game, but off the court, Wade made quite an impression on the players at Riverdale High School.
While Miami Dolphins players and at least one coach were highly criticized in the Ted Wells report on the harassment by teammates, one person who escaped much blame from Wells was head coach Joe Philbin. But that doesn't mean Philbin has escaped the tarnish of the scandal.
Miami Heat superstar LeBron James is preparing for a second half push towards a third-straight NBA championship with the Miami Heat and as of now, he doesn't see himself playing in any other city.
While guard Richie Incognito is no longer a headache for the Miami Dolphins or its fans, the National Football League still has yet to weigh in on how it will discipline Incognito for his actions while a member of the Dolphins.
