SportsLine's Top Weekend Picks: NFL Football Time Again
With the NFL kicking off its season, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks for Week 1.
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With the NFL kicking off its season, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks for Week 1.
Serena Williams goes for her record-tying 24th Grand Slam singles title after a 6-3, 6-0 victory over Anastasija Sevastova.
Reynolds, the star of countless comedy and actions films over a career spanning nearly half a century, passed away Thursday morning at the age of 82.
A horse that was winless in 15 career races was virtually guaranteed to win her 16th. How is that possible?
The start of the NFL season has found a new level of excitement in New Jersey, as gamblers crowd into new legal betting sites to place wagers on the new season.
The Yankees have looked like zombies out on the field of late, sleep-walking their way through a stretch of winnable games before laying an egg on the first leg of their West Coast trip.
Football season is back, which means plenty of excitement, but CBS analyst Bruce Arians has some words of wisdom for coaches everywhere.
The hot and humid weather continues to cause problems at the US Open and some notable players have started to sound off about the poor playing conditions.
The CBS Sports football analyst discusses the players he's most interested to watch this season and who he thinks is in the running for MVP.
CBS Sports Network analyst gives his thoughts on college football's standouts in Week 1 and previews the Georgia-South Carolina game.
WWE Superstar Big Show reveals how he lost nearly 100 pounds, and that it all began when John Cena opened his mouth.
The NFL's highest paid receiver can't wait to play in a game for the first time since breaking his left ankle against the Chargers on Oct. 8.
Djokovic managed to do what Roger Federer could not two nights earlier: beat 55th-ranked John Millman at the U.S. Open.
Stephen Piscotty hit a two-run single, Matt Chapman and Matt Olson each doubled in a run, and the A's jumped on the New York Yankees early for an 8-2 win Wednesday night.
A postgame CT scan was considered more of a precaution, according to Mets manager Mickey Callaway, and the X-ray was negative.