Yankees Inch Closer To Clinching Wild Card Spot, Edge White Sox
Chase Headley and Alex Rodriguez hit consecutive run-scoring doubles off John Danks in the sixth inning, and the ankees beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1 Saturday.
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Chase Headley and Alex Rodriguez hit consecutive run-scoring doubles off John Danks in the sixth inning, and the ankees beat the Chicago White Sox 2-1 Saturday.
It was the first win for the Scarlet Knights (2-2) since coach Kyle Flood was suspended for three games on Sept. 16 for contacting a faculty member about a player's grade.
Lucas Duda hit a pair of three-run homers on Friday night, and Noah Syndergaard dominated with his 99-mph fastball while pitching into the eighth inning.
Cyle Larin has 14 goals. Damani Ralph set the previous mark of 11 in 2003 for Chicago.
Third baseman Mike Olt opened the top of the seventh inning with a long solo home run as the Chicago White Sox further damaged the New York Yankees hopes for winning the American League East.
While the New York Giants had a lot more fun watching the game film after avoiding an 0-3 start, coach Tom Coughlin still has concerns about his team.
The Jets may be undefeated, but they are not exactly the picture of good health.
With a short week, the Jets will have a mountain of injuries to overcome when the desperate Eagles invade MetLife Stadium in Sunday's NFL Week 3 action.
Pete Rose has made his case for reinstatement with Commissioner Rob Manfred, who promised a decision by the end of December.
The Minnesota Vikings' Gerald Hodges Jr. gives a first hand account of how he got into football in his hometown of Paulsboro, why he chose to go to Penn State, and his experience as a 4th round draft pick.
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed an executive order honoring baseball great Yogi Berra.
FIFA's executive committee confirmed the 2022 dates on Friday, six months after picking Dec. 18 — Qatar's national holiday — for the final.
Ryan Fitzpatrick simply went about his business for five months, thinking like a starter while preparing to be the New York Jets' backup quarterback.
The defense has to grow a fourth-quarter backbone, the quarterback has to stop making mistakes and the coach needs to show that he can remain calm despite late-game pressure.
