History will judge Roger Clemens, not a jury in Washington D.C. Some of you love that, because you're convinced Clemens is guilty and are comforted that history won't be fooled as easily as that jury of Clemens' peers. I'm not comforted at all. ...more

David Nalbandian was disqualified from the final of the Aegon Championships and lost his prize money after injuring a judge with a kick. Now he could face criminal charges. ...more

OKLAHOMA CITY -- In his annual pre-Finals media address, commissioner David Stern took aim at flopping, calling the practice "trickery" and "deceit," and admitted for the first time that the NBA received 100 percent of its national TV revenue by starting the season on Christmas Day. ...more

OKLAHOMA CITY -- David Stern ridiculed lottery-fixing conspiracy theories, called some NCAA colleges "vocational schools" for the NBA and predicted 10 years of labor peace in an interview with CBS Sports launching Tuesday in the hours before Game 1 of the NBA Finals. ...more

The Mets blow a late lead and suffer a Subway Series sweep. Jon Heyman says the Mets are angry about their latest loss and now must go through a tough part of their schedule with a sputtering lineup and ineffective bullpen. ...more

Not only did Timothy Bradley win a controversial split decision against Manny Pacquiao. He did so with injuries to both feet. ...more

The New England Patriots made it to the Super Bowl a year ago despite finishing 31st in the NFL in total defense. Bill Belichick and Co. clearly made improving this unit a priority in the draft, using six of their seven picks on players from this side of the ball, including gambling on Nebraska defensive Alfonzo Dennard, who -- if his legal troubles are behind him -- could prove a steal. ...more

Roy Halladay had another rough outing against the Nationals, but it's too early to be concerned about the Phillies' ace. ...more

Mike Scioscia sat on the bench in the dugout nearly three hours before Wednesday night's game, just as he has for nearly 13 years here. He answered pre-game questions from the media, just as he has for nearly 13 years here. But this was unlike any day he's ever had here. ... ...more

Manchester City scored two goals in the final five minutes to win their first English championship in 44 years at the expense of hated, more successful archrivals Manchester United. How historic -- and how thrilling -- an accomplishment was this? ...more