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Transfer rumors, news: Chelsea eye Scott to replace Enzo Fernández
Chelsea are at the front of the queue to sign AFC Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott. Transfer Talk has the latest.[read more]
Putellas to Bayern; Paralluelo to Arsenal: Women's transfers we wish we'd seen
There were plenty of big transfer moves in women's soccer this summer, but which players would have been a better fit elsewhere?[read more]
Quarterfinal preview: Can Ben Shelton topple Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open?
Shelton hasn't defeated Alcaraz yet. But he has learned from their past meetings -- and it will be a blockbuster matchup Tuesday.[read more]
Another game, more dropped points: Are Man United still a work in progress?
Manchester United are just three games into the Premier League season, but they've already dropped points twice.[read more]
Chelsea are on the rise, but Arsenal remain kings of Premier League
Arsenal continue to overcome every obstacle they face in the Premier League -- including London rivals and title aspirants Chelsea.[read more]
🏈 Fantasy Football Draft Guide
Your one-stop shop as you prep for draft season, including rankings, projections and analysis.[read more]
Acuña gives Philly fans curtain call after 3-run HR
Ronald Acuna Jr. gave the irate Phillies fans a curtain call after hitting a tying three-run homer, and the Braves used a late rally to defeat Philadelphia 5-4 on Sunday, extending their lead in the NL East to five games.[read more]
Sources: Giants, Winston reach 2-year extension
The Giants and backup quarterback Jameis Winston have agreed to a two-year, $13 million contract extension, a source confirmed to ESPN amid multiple reports.[read more]
Shelton coasts as U.S. puts 3 into men's quarters
Frances Tiafoe and Alex Michelsen are headed to the US Open quarterfinals, and Ben Shelton joined them with a victory late Sunday night, as American men are taking a real run at ending a lengthy Grand Slam drought that dates to 2003.[read more]
WMU prez: B1G's replay process could improve
Western Michigan president Russ Kavalhuna told ESPN that he didn't think the Big Ten's replay process that put a second back on the clock, leading to Michigan's winning touchdown pass over the Broncos, "is as good as it could be."[read more]