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Lakers survive Ball's gaffe to beat Thunder in OT The Los Angeles Lakers dropped the Thunder 138-128 in overtime on Thursday, but Lonzo Ball did his best to give Oklahoma City a chance.
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2019 Super Bowl odds: Rams and Patriots underdogs heading into conference championships And then there were four. Divisional weekend is in the books, and on Sunday the remaining four teams will play for a trip to Super Bowl LIII, which you can stream right here on CBSSports.
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Kyrie Irving Apologizes to LeBron James, Lakers Reunion Possible? Immediately following the Boston Celtics' 117-108 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday, Kyrie Irving made headlines by revealing he made an apologetic phone call to Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.
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Lakers' Michael Beasley briefly held out after wearing wrong shorts OKLAHOMA CITY -- With his team trailing by double-digits in the first quarter and looking for a spark off the bench, Los Angeles Lakers coach Luke Walton signaled for scoring savant Michael Beasley to come in off the bench.
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How the Chiefs and Patriots match up in the AFC championship game It will be dark and cold, perhaps absurdly cold, Sunday night in Kansas City. Arrowhead Stadium will be lit up, though, and the winner of the Patriots–Chiefs game will head to Atlanta for the Super Bowl.
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Thursday's basketball: Michigan State women upend No. 9 Maryland East Lansing, Mich. - The first season Maryland joined the Big Ten, the Terrapins went unbeaten in conference play - both the regular season and the league tournament.
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Owner Ted Leonsis says the Wizards' best course is not to tank this season. Is he right? Shortly before his team took on the New York Knicks in a global showcase game in London, England on Thursday, Washington Wizards majority owner Ted Leonsis addressed reporters and dropped a line that created a swift and strong reaction on social ...
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Tim Tebow got invited to Mets' major league spring training again this year Spring training is less than four weeks away and everyone's favorite quarterback-turned-outfielder will return to big league camp with the New York Mets.
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