Mickelson Apologizes For Intentionally Violating Golf Rules
Phil Mickelson has apologized four days after intentionally violating golf rules by hitting a moving ball on the green at the U.S. Open.
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Phil Mickelson has apologized four days after intentionally violating golf rules by hitting a moving ball on the green at the U.S. Open.
For all of those old-school National League supporters, enjoy your Bartolo Colon at-bats while you still can. Hopefully it won't be long before the designated hitter rule is implemented throughout all of MLB.
The NBA will return to London next year with a regular-season game between the Wizards and the Knicks.
The University of Texas has agreed to settle a race and sexual discrimination lawsuit filed by former women's track coach Bev Kearney.
CBS Sports' Ian Baker-Finch talks about the Travelers Championship, where a strong field is set to take on TPC River Highlands.
The Cubs couldn't use their closer in either of their games against the Dodgers after he was sidelined by an everyday activity.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his fourth goal of the World Cup to become the second-highest scorer in men's international football and earn Portugal a 1-0 win over Morocco.
Kurt Busch will be making multiple stops with the GRX Rally as it heads to cities across America for its 10th anniversary celebration.
After both Japan and Senegal won at the World Cup in Russia on Tuesday, some of their fans decided to stay behind to clean up the mess within the stadiums.
Dallas isn't necessarily looking for a new No. 1 receiver. The Cowboys think that their strength could be in numbers and matchups.
Cole Hamels allowed four singles over seven innings, and the Rangers beat the Royals by a score of 4-1 on Tuesday night to extend their winning streak to four games.
Maya Moore scored 21 points, Sylvia Fowles added 19 points, and the Lynx beat the Wings by a score of 91-83 on Tuesday night.
Jackson Kowar struck out 13 batters during a 121-pitch performance that flummoxed Texas in a 6-1 win, eliminating the Longhorns from the College World Series.
Yohander Mendez was supposed to start Wednesday's series finale against Kansas City. But right-hander Austin Bibens-Dirkx will get the ball instead.
The World Series champs have won 12 in a row for the third time in franchise history, while the Rangers big righty passed a baseball legend in wins.