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After a collision going for one of the signed souvenirs earlier Tuesday, organizers are now changing a ritual where the winning team would autograph a volleyball and kick, throw or hit it into the stands to avoid injuring spectators.
With news going around of Tim Tebow trying to become a professional baseball player, it's a good time to look at other athletes who could compete in multiple sports.
Some Nashville investors and supporters are making a push for Music City to be among the communities awarded expansion franchises by Major League Soccer.
San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy has been released from a Miami hospital after spending the night there with an undisclosed illness and the plan is for him to manage against the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night.
Dave & Nate talk Tebow, training camps, and the Olympics on the Tuesday edition of The Drive.
When Michael Phelps decided to come out of retirement, he circled one race in particular on the Olympic schedule. The 200-meter butterfly.
Sean Salisbury talks Tim Tebow's career choices on The Drive.
Emily Compagno shares the legal perspective of sports issues on The Drive.
Brandon Crawford became the first major league player in 41 years to get seven hits in a game, putting the San Francisco Giants ahead.
The young man out of Georgia is expected to contribute and right away for a team that needs help on defense.
Kendall Graveman pitched seven strong innings, Billy Butler hit a tiebreaking single in the sixth and the Oakland Athletics beat Baltimore 3-2 on Monday night despite another home run from Orioles slugger Manny Machado.
Jim Furyk shot a 12-under 58 Sunday at the Travelers Championship to set the all-time PGA Tour record for a single round.
Tim Tebow has given up on his dreams of being an NFL quarterback and is now trying to break into Major League Baseball, according to multiple reports.
The Chicago Cubs had another perfect week thanks to another ninth-inning comeback, but the big headlines in Major League Baseball last week came from the Bronx and the Rocky Mountains. Both Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira said their goodbyes to the New York Yankees, albeit in different ways. Meanwhile, Ichiro Suzuki capped a Hall of Fame career with his 3,000th hit in Denver, an amazing accomplishment considering he didn't join MLB until he was 26 years old.
