Tennis

It's the most wide open Grand Slam of the year -- a nice counter-balance if you're suffering from Rafatigue.

Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams cruised, there were upsets galore, and I swear this isn't just a repeat of last week's Madrid write-up.

The Worldwide Leader will provide exclusive coverage of all 17 courts in Flushing starting in 2015.

The Flushing, N.Y.-based Grand Slam may leave CBS for the first time since the late sixties.

Rafa is still Rafa, Serena can win on clay, and the "Is Fed done?" narrative is not going away.

The biggest influence of luck in tennis happens before the matches even start.

There was little movement at the top in April, but Ana Ivanovic did make her way into the Top 10, and a couple of lower-ranked Americans surged.

This month's Advanced Baseline rankings. With the French Open on the horizon, we're going to have some fun with these numbers in May.

Offering a methadone prescription for withdrawal from your college football habit.

Inside Advanced Baseline's most unconventional ranking, and how scoring margin can identify top players.