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With Venus Williams withdrawing from Wimbledon, the inevitable question is whether she will play there again. Coming up with an answer could be tough for some, especially if you're Venus herself.

This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the release of "Bull Durham," and Crash, Nuke, Annie and the rest are holding up just fine.

So what if Major League Baseball games are taking a little longer to play these days? Extra innings mean extra excitement.

From Serena's dominance to the strong showing of other U.S. players, here are 10 takeaways from the women's draw in Paris.

From Rafael Nadal's improbable shot between his legs, to Serena Williams' blistering serves to Venus Williams' sad exit, the French Open produced memories for a lifetime.

Everything was go swimmingly for Rafael Nadal -- until a protestor disrupted play.

At 31, Serena Williams has elevated her game to a new level, vanquishing all comers on all surfaces. And her journey isn't over.

David Ferrer has waited a long (long!) time to reach a major final. Now he gets his shot.

Long before there were such things as foodies, Top Chef reality shows or networks devoted to food, there was Julia Child's French cooking programs on PBS.

With a new coach and sharper focus, Serena Williams has been sculpting a masterpiece leading to the French Open final.

Serena Williams is on a roll heading into the French Open final. The only person in her way: defending champ Maria Sharapova.

Despite concerns about her fitness, Taylor Townsend finished 2012 as the top-ranked juniors player and has earned a quarterfinals berth in the juniors draw at the French Open.

Maria Sharapova outlasted a longtime rival and Victoria Azarenka swept a close friend to advance to a semifinal matchup with each other.

They call them "competitive balance" picks. But the way they're going to work in this year's MLB draft is waaaaaay off base.

Facing yet another French Open quarterfinal loss, Serena Williams stayed positive and rallied from 0-2 down in the third set to defeat Svetlana Kuznetsova.

The U.S. sent four women into the fourth round in Paris. Unfortunately, the three who played Monday all lost in straight sets.