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No one has more goals or points than Kansas City, making the Current an easy choice to top this week's edition of our NWSL Power Rankings.

It wasn't a classic, but Arsenal got what they wanted at Man City. Plus: Bayern Munich's bad week continued, but Real Madrid had no such worries.

The Philadelphia Union showed progress as Minnesota United disappointed as we look back in MLS this weekend in our newly updated Power Rankings.

Niners QB Brock Purdy received $739,795 as part of the NFL's annual performance-based pay that gave $393.8 million to players who performed beyond their contracts.

While executing some of the biggest NBA trades for the Utah Jazz, GM Justin Zanik's energy and focus on his team kept him from one other important aspect of his life: his health.

Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is cooperating with authorities in Dallas after a car that is registered or leased in his name was involved in a multivehicle crash Saturday, his attorney said Monday.

Runaway leaders Inter Milan continued their seemingly unstoppable march to the Serie A title after an early goal from Federico Dimarco and a late effort from Alexis Sanchez secured a 2-0 win at home against Empoli on Monday.

LSU coach Kim Mulkey, fresh off her team's Sweet 16 victory over UCLA, ripped the Los Angeles Times for portraying the Tigers-Bruins matchup as "good versus evil."

Oakland will present Athletics owners with an offer to extend the team's lease that includes a five-year contract with an opt-out after three, as well as a requirement the A's pay a $97 million "extension fee," ESPN and KGO in San Francisco have learned.

Nika Muhl finished with eight assists, six rebounds and four steals on Saturday night in Portland, Oregon, as UConn turned up the defense in defeating Duke 53-45, a victory that punched the Huskies' ticket to the Elite Eight.