The bet of his life: Pitcher who turned down Cubs gets second chance
Posted: May 15, 2018 10:52 PM CDT
-
0:30
The power of ONE starts with you: Join CBS 58 at Susan G. Komen’s...
-
3:11
A football Sunday cheese board that’s sure to score a touchdown
-
3:59
Hear about how to keep pests out of your home this winter from...
-
2:12
Rufus is excited and ready for adoption
-
2:30
Weekend starts with Friday evening storms
-
2:51
Full of fall fun this weekend for the annual Harvest Fair at...
-
2:00
Milwaukee Marathon canceled in 2021 due to lack of ’necessary...
-
2:29
Monthly AARP report shows Wisconsin COVID nursing home deaths...
-
3:05
Experts debate third Covid booster shot
-
2:07
Doctors stress importance of flu shots as Wisconsin hospitals...
-
2:10
Report finds Milwaukee Police Department bias problem growing...
-
2:05
Fond du Lac police officer dies of COVID-19 complications
The Supreme Court says sports gambling is about to become legal in some states but some form of it has always been around.
As CBS Sports Scott Grodsky tells us, Wauwatosa West's Austin Jones made the bet of his life two years ago.