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U.S. Open Going Cable-Only, Moves To ESPN
After decades on the network that saw stars from Ashe to Navratilova to Federer win, the U.S. Open is leaving CBS.
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For some, the competitive fire always burns
First impressions, second thoughts: Before Stephen Ames' first-round match against Tiger Woods in the 2006 Match-Play Championship, he was asked about his chances.
Murray will not rush French Open call
Andy Murray intends to wait until the middle of the coming week before making a final decision on whether to play in the French Open.
Dick Trickle, whose larger-than-life personality and penchant for fun won him legions of fans despite a lack of success beyond the nation's small tracks, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
Baseball instant replay could expand for 2014 season
BASEBALL Major League Baseball hopes to expand video review by umpires for the 2014 season and says all calls other than balls and strikes could be subject to instant replay.
At the Net: One to watch: Benoit Paire
French tennis has certainly picked up the pace in recent years -- well, on the men's side anyway -- and the latest of its quality ball-strikers is Benoit Paire.
Dimitrov, Raonic, Harrison Brothers Among ATP Stars Featured in Men's Journal Spread
Grigor Dimitrov, Milos Raonic and Ryan and Christian Harrison lead the next generation of ATP players in a Men's Journal feature entitled "Hit Squad" where they divulge what opponents fear most about their game.
Andy Murray in a Fitness Race as Juan Martin del Potro Visits the Pope - The Friday Five
It seems that all of the chatter about Nadal's seeding for Roland Garros may have been for nothing, as the Spaniard may be guaranteed the No.
Documentary on Williams sisters could use more tennis
Venus and Serena , Maikan Baird and Michelle Major's documentary about the Williams sisters, has an exciting, improbable tale to tell.
Djokovic, Federer, Nadal reach Italian Masters QFs
Two-time champion Novak Djokovic, two-time runner-up Roger Federer and reigning titlist Rafael Nadal were among Thursday's third-round winners at the $3.475 million Italian Masters tennis event.
US Open Leaving CBS for ESPN in 2015
ESPN will be the exclusive home in North and South America of the US Open beginning in 2015, in an agreement with the United States Tennis Association which was announced on Thursday.
TSN, RDS reach 11-year extension for US Open tennis
Bell Media's TSN and RDS have extended their partnership with the United States Tennis Association with a new 11-year multimedia rights agreement for the US Open.
Rafael Nadal Will Continue French Open Dominance with Title at Roland Garros
You do not want to face Rafael Nadal right now. And you most certainly do not want to meet him on a clay court at Roland Nadal has also beaten every elite player he's faced this season - including a win over Roger Federer and two over David Oh, and he's also won eight of the last nine French Open titles, with only Federer's win in 2009 interrupting ... (more)
Is the Big 4 the Best Quartet in Tennis History?
Stars from different eras included, from left, Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Rod Laver.
US Open tennis leaving CBS for ESPN in 2015
The U.S. Open tennis tournament will leave CBS after nearly a half-century and move all TV coverage to cable starting in 2015 under an 11-year contract with ESPN.
Andy Murray's Injury Latest Sign ATP Schedule Too Tough on Players
Andy Murray retired from his second-round match in Rome. He is doubtful for the French Open and concerned about being healthy enough for Wimbledon.
Ohio State tennis: Kobelt has goal, serve to contend
But Peter Kobelt's path to the top of college tennis hasn't been so conventional.
Tennis Hall of Famer Andre Agassi left Nike eight years ago to become sponsored by adidas, only to return to the "Swoosh" this past Monday.
Ivan Lendl wants you to know: He likes to smile
Pick any match, any tournament in which Andy Murray is playing and observe his player's box.
Murray: I could miss French Open
Britain's Andy Murray pulled out of his second-round match at the Rome Masters due to a back injury.