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President of CBS Sports David Berson said Tuesday at NFL on CBS Media Day previewing the NFL season that the status of Romo, who was indefinitely put on leave after his arrest for driving under the influence last month, has not changed. 

Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo blasted Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong for claiming Babe Ruth “never existed” and faced underhand pitching.

Following Tony Romo’s OWI arrest, legal experts tell The Post why CBS may struggle to use a morals clause to void his $180 million contract.

Fox’s Greg Olsen and JJ Watt are potential candidates to replace Tony Romo in the CBS broadcast booth following Romo’s recent OWI arrest.

Connecticut Sun center Brittney Griner filed for divorce from her wife, Cherelle, in Fulton County on Thursday, court records show.

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert got engaged to pop star Madison Beer after a whirlwind romance that began in August 2025.

Former NFL star Ryan Clark choked up on his podcast, claiming ESPN fired him and used recent layoffs as camouflage to cover up his exit.

ESPN “First Take” on-air personality Kendrick Perkins said the Miami Heat deleting a LeBron James introductory press conference video was James’ “First real big clue” of the offseason.

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith responded to the firing of Ryan Clark and is “not happy about this decision one bit.”

Ryan Clark addressed “the madness” of his ESPN firing in a social media post on Tuesday.