FedEx Cup: Golf's Race For $10 Million Begins At The Barclays
For those who narrowly got into the top 125 to qualify for golf's ultimate bonus series, it's time to play well or go home.
Watch CBS News
For those who narrowly got into the top 125 to qualify for golf's ultimate bonus series, it's time to play well or go home.
Odell Beckham Jr. is well aware how annoying he can be on the field.
The Jets defensive lineman has already been suspended the first four regular-season games by the NFL. He's awaiting word on if he'll have to sit out a few more.
A little bunt caused a big problem for Michael Pineda and the sputtering Yankees.
Bartolo Colon tossed five-hit ball and struck out eight in seven sharp innings, Michael Cuddyer hit a long homer and the NL East-leading New York Mets beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-4 on Wednesday night.
A green laser beam bounced around a fog-filled clubhouse. Music blared from all corners of the darkened room. It's a postgame party that's becoming commonplace with these Houston Astros.
Kennedy Igboananike broke a tie in the 73rd minute with his second goal of the game and the Chicago Fire beat New York 3-2 on Wednesday night to end the Red Bulls' six-game undefeated streak.
Thursday's highly anticipated Moment of the Day featured Craig's idea to make money using coconut oil and Al Dukes' junk revelation.
JB Smoove paid Boomer and Craig a visit in the Allstate Studio on Thursday morning, and the host of "Four Courses with JB Smoove" kept on his sunglasses for the majority of the time.
After listening to Sheldon Richardson cavalierly talk about his legal troubles and pending four-game suspension, Craig's blood began to boil.
Jerry's update started with a winner, that would be the Mets, who continued their dominance over the Phillies with a 9-4 win in the "City of Brotherly Love."
Craig "the Mets fan" declared today a day to celebrate. This after "his" first-place Mets (70-56) eclipsed the Yankees (69-57) in the record department.
CBS Sports on-course reporter Peter Kostis discusses The Barclays, the first tournament of the FedExCup Playoffs.
The first Triple Crown winner in 37 years is the 1-5 favorite in a 10-horse field for the Travers on Saturday.
Have the Yankees retired too many numbers? Probably. But you can't go tearing them off the wall now.
