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A disastrous 2014 season is finally paying dividends for the Texas Rangers -- by way of the 2015 MLB Draft.
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A disastrous 2014 season is finally paying dividends for the Texas Rangers -- by way of the 2015 MLB Draft.
One full month of the MLB season is in the books, what are the biggest surprises?
NFL owners will consider three proposals for changing the extra point when they hold their spring meetings next week.
Will the Seahawks return to their third straight Super Bowl? Can New England possibly repeat? Let's identify the five teams with the best betting value to win Super Bowl 50.
Noted labor attorney Jeffrey Kessler will aid in the players' union planned appeal of Tom Brady's suspension.
Kyle Busch will be eligible to compete for the NASCAR championship despite him missing the first 11 races of the season, NASCAR officials announced on Wednesday.
No team has won consecutive NFC East titles since the Philadelphia Eagles did so in 2004. The Cowboys are positioned to do so in 2015 -- at least according to Las Vegas.
Aaron Rodgers won celebrity Jeopardy last night and Alex Trebek did his version of the discount double check on the show.
A boy who was bullied for stuttering received strong encouragement from someone else who once struggled with his speech — Tiger Woods.
James Harden had 26 points, Dwight Howard added 20 points, and the Rockets bounced back from two lopsided losses with a 124-103 win over the Clippers on Tuesday night.
Adrian Beltre got picked off at first base. Shin-Soo Choo slipped and got thrown out trying to get to third base. It was that kind of night for the Rangers against the Royals.
Josh Hamilton said that his body feels good and he's glad to be in a clubhouse again, though he isn't sure how long it will be before he rejoins the Rangers.
The Preakness Stakes will present a rare, but not unprecedented, story that could see the trainer of Kentucky Derby winner American Pharoah upend his chance at a Triple Crown if stablemate Dortmund avenges his Derby defeat.
As a whole, moving infielders from left to right -- or right to left -- and back again is trending up across the majors. So far, teams have shifted on 3,395 balls in play this year.
CBS Sports golf analyst Peter Kostis examines the field for this week's Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow.