Johnny Manziel Signs With CFL In Path Back To Football
Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel is heading to the Canadian Football League, looking to salvage his football career.
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Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel is heading to the Canadian Football League, looking to salvage his football career.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrance Williams was arrested in Frisco Saturday for public intoxication.
The Texas Rangers scratched left-hander Cole Hamels from Thursday's start against the Chicago White Sox due to neck stiffness.
With an unreliable starter or an aging legend nearing the end of his run, some NFL teams have a cloudy quarterback picture.
With NBA conference finals getting interesting and plenty of MLB action, SportsLine offers its top weekend picks.
The second leg of the Triple Crown is set for tomorrow at Pimlico. Here's a guideline for how to wager on the race.
On and off the court, Houston Rockets player P.J. Tucker defies the norm. He's spent years curating a wardrobe that has helped his style ascend to the upper echelons of fashion.
Marc Leishman enjoyed the old home of the AT&T Byron Nelson as much as anyone, considering he made the last nine trips there and had one of the best scoring averages in tournament history.
Friday is opening night for the Cleburne Railroaders, and they are starting the season with a big name on the roster. Rafael Palmeiro joins the team at 53 years old.
Manager Jeff Banister was ejected for arguing balls and strikes before the game-winning 2-run single.
Doug Fister has moved up one day to pitch Thursday night's series opener on regular rest.
Wrestling has had a busy week, as WWE looks for SmackDown's next TV home and Cody Rhodes and Young Bucks sell out their 'All In' show.
CBS Sports will air over 200 hours of coverage on its various broadcast, cable and digital platforms.
For the second straight game, Jonathan Marchessault scored two goals to lead Vegas to a 4-2 victory Wednesday night, helping the expansion Golden Knights to a 2-1 series lead over the Jets.
The Rockets were the best team in the NBA during the regular season and they played like it Wednesday night, routing the Warriors by a score of 127-105 to even the West finals at one game each.