Tiger Woods shot a 4-over 74 Friday and missed the cut at the British Open. It's the first time Woods has missed a cut in a major championship since the 2006 U.S. Open. (July 17)
Manny Ramirez was little help Thursday in his first game at Dodger Stadium since his 50-game suspension ended. Ramirez only managed a single as Houston beat Los Angeles, 3-0. (July 17)
Philadelphia's Ryan Howard hit his 200th home run Thursday, achieving the total in less games than any player in big league history. Howard homered in a 4-0 win over Florida. (July 16)
Brett Favre continues to work out in Hattiesburg, Mississippi and said Wednesday he's running out of time to decide whether he'll play for the Minnesota Vikings this season. (July 16)
The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Associaton opens a new $22 million training center in Park City, Utah. The facility is expected to give the athletes a boost for the Vancouver Olympics. (July 16)
Fifty-nine-year-old Tom Watson goes low in the first round of the British Open at Turnberry, rekindling memories of his 1977 victory at the same venue. (July 16)
In a video produced for funnyordie.com, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo spoofs his endorsement deals. (July 16)
At a press conference in Hoboken, New Jersey Wednesday, Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder David Beckham talked about a possible return to AC Milan, and next year's World Cup. (July 15)
Brett Favre told The Associated Press Wednesday he'll tell the Vikings if he will play for them by the start of training camp July 30th. Favre is a three-time NFL MVP. (July 15)
Baltimore linebacker Terrell Suggs has shed the franchise player tag, agreeing to a six-year contract. The 3-time Pro Bowl selection is entering his seventh season with the team. (July 15)
The Philadelphia Phillies are attempting to bolster their banged up pitching corps by eventually adding former Cy Young winner Pedro Martinez to the mix. (July 15)
The American League beat the National League in Tuesday night's All-Star Game, 4-3. The NL has not won the game since 1996. Carl Crawford was named game MVP. (July 15)
Tampa Bay's Carl Crawford talks about winning MVP honors for the All-Star Game. The Rays' outfielder made a great catch to save a home run. The AL won the game, 4-3. (July 15)
American League All-Star third-baseman Evan Longoria has been scratched from Tuesday night's game with an injury. The Rangers' Michael Young replaces him in the lineup. (July 14)
The National League is winless in 12 straight All-Star games since 1996. The senior circuit looks to end that victory drought Tuesday night in St. Louis. (July 14)
St. Louis All-Star Albert Pujols enjoyed a great first-half to the season and is poised for a tremendous finish. (July 14)
Top-ranked Tiger Woods is hoping to take possession of the Claret Jug with a good British Open showing on the seaside links course at Turnberry. (July 14)
Roy Halladay and Tim Lincecum are the All-Star starting pitchers; Prince Fielder wins Derby; Nats fire Manny Acta; Hawks, Magic keep free agents. (July 13)
Milwaukee's Prince Fielder edged Nelson Cruz of Texas, 6-5, to win the Home Run Derby contest Monday night. It's estimated one of Fielder's homers traveled more than 500 feet. (July 15)
Prince Fielder won the Home Run Derby contest Monday night over Nelson Cruz. Fielder said he was more relaxed than the 2007 contest, when he only hit three homers. (July 14)
It's taken over 42 years and 17 major league seasons for Red Sox knuckleballer Tim Wakefield to earn a spot in the All-Star game (July 13).
Participants in Monday night's All-Star home run derby look forward to the competition with St. Louis native Ryan Howard and the Cardinals' Albert Pujols drawing much of the attention. (July 13)
National League manager Charlie Manuel and his American League counterpart Joe Maddon name their starting lineups and pitchers for Tuesday's All-Star game. (July 13)
Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett threw a complete game, three-hitter in a 6-0 win over Kansas City Sunday. It was the 100th victory of Beckett's big league career. (July 12)
Eun Hee Ji won the U.S. Women's Open Sunday. She's the second straight South Korean to win the event. Ji birdied the final hole to win at even par. (July 12)
The United States was eliminated by Croatia in the Davis Cup quarterfinals Sunday when Marin Cilic beat James Blake, 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. (July 12)
Lance Armstrong, who continues to hold-down third place in the Tour de France after Sunday's ninth-stage, says he may return next year. (July 12)
Mark Martin adds to his Sprint Cup-leading win total by taking the checkered flag at Chicagoland Speedway Saturday. (July 12)
Aaron Peirsol recaptures the world record in the 200-meter backstroke at the U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis Saturday. (July 11)
Jonathan Sanchez made the best of a rare start to toss the first Giants' no-hitter in 33 years Friday against San Diego. (July 11)
The United States loses both opening singles matches to Croatia Friday to trail in Davis Cup quarterfinal action. (July 10)
Phil Mickelson will skip next weekend's British Open so he can be with his wife as she starts her recovery from breast cancer. This will end the longest active streak of majors played. (July 10)
After a 15th place finish in the seventh-stage, Lance Armstrong drops to third overall in the Tour de France with Rinaldo Nocentini now wearing the yellow jersey. (July 10)
Joel Pineiro threw a complete-game, three-hitter as the Cardinals beat the Brewers, 5-1, Thursday. Pineiro did not walk a batter. It was his seventh win of the year. (July 9)
The sport of Mixed Martial Arts has grown into a multibillion dollar industry, though it was once banned from television. Ultimate Fighting Championship is the sport's top promoter. (July 9)
Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety is recovering from a ski crash but expects to be ready for the 2010 Olympics. He partially tore two ligaments in his right knee in late March. (July 9)
The second half of NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series season begins with the LifeLock.com 400 in Joliet, Illinois Saturday night. Drivers say they enjoy the tri-oval track. (July 9)
A four-team, eight-player NBA trade on Thursday sent Shawn Marion to the Mavs, Jerry Stackhouse to the Grizzlies and Hedo Turkoglu to the Raptors. (July 9)
Longtime NBA assistant John Kuester is leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers' bench to take a shot at coaching the Detroit Pistons. (July 9)
A fan settled a lawsuit claiming he was kicked out of old Yankee Stadium by a police officer for leaving his seat to use the bathroom during the playing of "God Bless America." (July 8)