Fan Essentials: Top NFL Contenders
What NFL teams are true contenders going into the 2018 season? Local CBS sports anchors weigh in.
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What NFL teams are true contenders going into the 2018 season? Local CBS sports anchors weigh in.
Clutching his young daughter in his arms, LeBron James said he stands with Nike, a clear reference to the company's Colin Kaepernick ad campaign.
Analysts say Nike's decision to add Colin Kaepernick as a new face for their "Just Do It" campaign comes with risks.
Boomer Esiason, Inside The NFL analyst and ex-NFL quarterback, thinks the Jets are comparing rookie Sam Darnold to the Eagles' Carson Wentz.
Bryson DeChambeau won the Dell Technologies Championship, his second straight win, and controls the FedExCup points standings.
Matt Shoemaker threw five scoreless innings in his first start for the Los Angeles Angels in more than five months, to get them started in a 3-1 victory over the Texas Rangers.
Roger Federer served poorly. He volleyed poorly. Closed out sets poorly, too. And now he's gone, beaten at the U.S. Open by an opponent ranked outside the top 50.
The 39-year-old third baseman has been bothered by hamstring issues throughout this season.
Alex Bregman homered for the third straight game and Yuli Gurriel also went deep to help the Houston Astros to their third straight win, 4-1 over the Minnesota Twins on Monday.
Coach Jason Garrett said Monday that Frederick hasn't had any "drastic setbacks" while getting treated for Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Colin Kaepernick became a controversial figure for his taking a knee to protest social injustice during the national anthem before NFL games.
Once the game started, the Miami Hurricanes never really backed the bravado they showed in a feisty exchange of words with LSU football players.
John Isner had just clinched his first U.S. Open quarterfinal berth since 2011 when his thoughts flashed back home to Dallas.
Adrian Beltre hit his 470th career homer after 23-year-old sluggers Nomar Mazara and Ronald Guzman went deep.
D'Eriq King accounted for four touchdowns, including three in the second half when Houston rallied to beat Rice 45-27 on Saturday.