Cowboys CB Chase: Carr + Cromartie On Ice
Antonio Cromartie thinks he's a fit in Dallas. Brandon Carr could see his deal re-worked. But for now, the Cowboys are hesitant to make either move for a cornerback.
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Antonio Cromartie thinks he's a fit in Dallas. Brandon Carr could see his deal re-worked. But for now, the Cowboys are hesitant to make either move for a cornerback.
LeBron James had 27 points and took over sole possession of Cleveland's career assists record as the Cavaliers beat the Mavericks by a score of 127-94 on Tuesday night.
Kari Lehtonen made 24 saves for his first victory against Philadelphia, and Vernon Fiddler scored the winning goal in the third period to lift Stars to a 2-1 victory over the Flyers.
Called into a courtroom to testify, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones sparred Tuesday with an attorney for fans suing the NFL over a seating mess at the 2011 Super Bowl.
Colby Lewis rebounded from a rough spring debut to pitch three scoreless innings for the Texas Rangers in a 5-4 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday.
Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings are still working on their relationship.
NASCAR placed crew chief Paul Wolfe on probation for the rest of the 2015 season after NASCAR caught Team Penske pulling out the fenders on Brad Keselowski's car before qualifying at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Until the New York Jets landed Darrelle Revis, the first hours of NFL free agency Tuesday looked more like fantasy football. Trades, anyone?
Dallas Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett met with running back DeMarco Murray in what sources tell 105.3 The Fan was a "significant" session.
The Dallas Cowboys are allowing several of their free agents to walk as NFL Free Agency opens Tuesday.
Dallas Cowboys WR Dwayne Harris is staying in the NFC East, but not with the Cowboys. Harris is heading east to join the NY Giants.
A trade is more likely to come midseason, if at all, but the Phillies can feel confident that when the time comes, Ken Giles is waiting in the wings.
With the official free agency period beginning this afternoon, here are the most important questions we hope to have answered.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been called to testify in federal civil trial about mishap over Super Bowl 45 seats.