ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Texas Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler needed three stitches and had blood on his jersey after a vicious collision at home plate in Tuesday night's game against Oakland. More »Rangers' Kinsler gets stitches after collision
Police questioned New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez on Monday i connection with a homicide case in Massachusetts, SI.com reported Tuesday. More »Report: Pats' Hernandez questioned in homicide case
That was a great game. And Game 7 sets up to be something special. For three quarters San Antonio’s execution was too much for Miami and the Spurs entered the fourth up 10 (75-65) and just 12 minutes away from a title. Tim Duncan had been a force, with countermoves spinning Chris Bosh around and… More »NBA Finals Game 6: Heat comeback in fourth, win in overtime to force Game 7
MIAMI — The Spurs lead the Heat 50-44 at halftime of Game 6 of the Finals, and if Miami is to prevent a championship celebration tonight on its home floor, they must find an answer from what is developing into an all-time great performance from Tim Duncan. Duncan has been unstoppable thus far, and has… More »Spurs lead Heat 50-44 at halftime of Game 6
"It's going to be a strong, solid franchise just like Winnipeg is now." More »Gretzky: NHL’s return to Quebec City ‘only a matter of time’
“My Life: Earl Campbell” debuts at 6:30pm this Monday night, with an encore presentation at 10:30pm. More »"My Life: Earl Campbell" debuts on CSN June 24
MIAMI, June 18 (Reuters) - Tim Duncan scored 25 points as the San Antonio Spurs snatched a 50-44 halftime lead over the Miami Heat in Tuesday's Game Six of the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals. Duncan shot 11-of-13 from the floor as the Spurs overturned a six-point deficit in the second quarter to lead the defending champions by six at the break. Kawhi Leonard scored 10 points for the Spurs while Mario Chalmers led the Heat with 14, including two from behind the arc. ... More »NBA-San Antonio lead Miami by six points at halftime in Game Six
By Kayon Raynor KINGSTON (Reuters) - Olympic double sprint silver medalist Yohan Blake will only run in the 100 meters at the World Athletics Championships in Moscow after he withdrew from this weekend's Jamaican national championships, his manager said on Tuesday. Blake suffered a hamstring injury in April and due to fitness issues was withdrawn from the Jamaican championships, his manager Cubie Seegobin said. "Yohan's coach is not satisfied with the progress of his injury and hence his level of fitness will not allow him to compete at (the nationals) this time," Seegobin told Reuters. ... More »Blake out of Jamaican champs, to run just 100m at worlds
CINCINNATI -- Pirates right-hander Charlie Morton continued his dominance at Great American Ball Park, allowing just three hits in 5 1/3 innings, and Pedro Alvarez's two-run single in the first inning provided more than enough run support for Pittsburgh in a 4-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night. More »Pirates 4, Reds 0
DETROIT -- Adam Jones blasted a three-run homer and J.J. Hardy added a two-run shot as the Baltimore Orioles finally solved Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander in a 5-2 victory on Tuesday at Comerica Park. More »Orioles 5, Tigers 2
CLEVELAND -- Held to one run on three hits over seven innings by Kansas City starter Ervin Santana, the Cleveland Indians rallied for three runs off the Royals' bullpen in the bottom of the eighth inning to beat Kansas City 4-3 Tuesday night. More »Indians 4, Royals 3
While the White Sox continue to spin their wheels in last place, general manager Rick Hahn isn't willing to punt the season with a month and a half left until the nonwaiver trade deadline. More »White Sox GM Hahn not ready to give up
Patriots tight end not believed to be a suspect. More »Police search Hernandez home in murder case
By Kayon Raynor KINGSTON, June 18 (Reuters) - Olympic double sprint silver medallist Yohan Blake will only run in the 100 metres at the World Athletics Championships in Moscow after he withdrew from this weekend's Jamaican national championships, his manager said on Tuesday. Blake suffered a hamstring injury in April and due to fitness issues was withdrawn from the Jamaican championships, his manager Cubie Seegobin said. ... More »Athletics-Blake out of Jamaican champs, to run just 100m at worlds
San Antonio ended the first half of Game 6 on an absurd run anchored by the highlight of absurdity: Boris Diaw dominating every regard. He was out there tossing great passes, defending wonderfully, and doing this: More »Boris Diaw is going completely nuts
SANDY, Utah – Nobody would suggest putting the tape of the US national team’s 1-0 win over Honduras on Tuesday into a time capsule. It was not fluid, it was not comprehensive, it was not pretty. More »Finish line in sight? Win over Honduras leaves USMNT "sitting pretty," with eyes on Brazil
SAO PAULO (AP) -- About 50,000 protesters energetically returned to the streets of Brazil's biggest city Tuesday night, a demonstration of anger toward what they call a corrupt and inefficient government that has long ignored the demands of a growing middle class. More »Brazil protesters keep up pressure on government
Tim Duncan was otherworldly in his mastery of all aspects of the game to help lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 50-44 halftime lead in Game 6 of the NBA Finals at American Airlines Arena on Tuesday night. More »Spurs vs. Heat score update, NBA Finals Game 6: Tim Duncan goes off to give San Antonio 50-44 lead at half
If the NFL plans to make the process of cutting players more “humane,” that dose of humanity won’t come from a kinder, gentler Hard Knocks. The executive producer of the show has told SiriusXM NFL Radio that scenes of players being cut won’t be cut from the upcoming season. “How we’re going to handle it… More »Hard Knocks won’t drop the cut scenes
The vast bulk of the pro football apparel of my childhood has long been discarded or boxed away, but what NFL fans and personnel wear still continues to interest me. It’s nostalgia, I suppose. I associate the team apparel of the 1980s and 1990s with my formative years watching and learning the game. I remember getting… More »NFL merchandisers looking toward future
Yankees third baseman Kevin Youkilis is expected to miss 10-12 weeks following an upcoming surgery on a herniated disc in his back, reports Kieran Darcy of ESPN New York. More »Kevin Youkilis injury: Yankees infielder out 10-12 weeks
Gorgui Dieng is gearing up for next Thursday for the 2013 NBA Draft. On Tuesday, following a workout with the New York Knicks, the former Louisville center had time to talk about his old team. “I think they’re going to have a better team this year,” Dieng told Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog.com and SNY.tv on… More »Gorgui Dieng says Louisville will be better next season
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Erin Henderson insists he will be the Vikings' starting middle linebacker in 2013. The Vikings seem to be thinking otherwise. More »Bishop to visit, but Henderson believes he is Vikes' starter
Justin Verlander came into Tuesday night with an 8-0 career record against the Orioles in 12 starts, but he is perfect no more after a 5-2 Baltimore win. More »Orioles beat Verlander for first time, 5-2
Matt Cain and the Giants look to end their three-game losing streak. Watch on CSN Bay Area and follow along with In-Game Live! More »LIVE: Padres vs. Giants