Yankees Blast 3 Homers, Severino Shines In Win Over Rays
Alex Rodriguez, Brian McCann and Greg Bird homered in support of Luis Severino in the Yankees' 5-2 win over the Rays on Friday night.
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Alex Rodriguez, Brian McCann and Greg Bird homered in support of Luis Severino in the Yankees' 5-2 win over the Rays on Friday night.
Can't count out Serena Williams, no matter how big the deficit, no matter how off-target her strokes, no matter how much the pressure might be mounting as she bids for a calendar-year Grand Slam.
Daniel Verley, 26, faces charges of reckless endangerment and operating a drone in a New York City public park outside of a prescribed area.
The New York Giants released popular punter Steve Weatherford on Friday and acquired Brad Wing in a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Minus the 35-year-old Teixeira, the Yankees will likely play rookie Greg Bird at first base.
The Hall-of-Fame ring announcer spoke with CBS Local Sports about how Andre Berto can beat Floyd Mayweather and what Mayweather means to the sport of boxing.
Whether or not Skjei squeezes his way onto the Rangers' 2015-16 opening-night roster, it's clear that it won't be long before he's a star on Broadway.
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Berman has cut the legs off the commissioner, who once again showed he really has no clue when it comes to fact-finding and decision-making at the highest level.
Floyd Mayweather gave rare access to the media as he prepares for his bout with Andre Berto and took some time to reflect on what he'll miss when he retires.
His side also lacks leadership on the field despite a group that includes World Cup and MLS veterans.
It doesn't get much uglier than this. In fact, it may not get any uglier than this.
Tom Brady is free and Ramon Foster can't help but laugh. Sorry, the irony is just a little too delicious.
Big Blue, which looked awfully shaky in its 2-2 preseason, could use him. The season opener is on Sept. 13 against the rival Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium.
No matter how well the Mets perform in this early stretch of September, they can't chase away the ghosts of 2007.
