Indians 'thankful' boy, 3, escaped serious injury The Indians said the team, especially Francisco Lindor, "are very thankful" that a 3-year-old boy hit by a foul ball on Sunday is "doing well" and isn't showing any signs of serious injury.

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Dodgers to renovate stadium, add Koufax statue The Dodgers announced plans for a $100 million renovation that will modernize their ballpark and give legend Sandy Koufax a statue.

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Lawyer: Peterson in debt, trusted wrong people Redskins running back Adrian Peterson is deep in debt to creditors, according to a report, after "trusting the wrong people and being taken advantage of," his lawyer said.

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DWI charges for Gooden; 2nd arrest in 2 months Former Cy Young Award winner Dwight Gooden has been charged with DWI, his second arrest in two months.

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Sanchez retires, will be ESPN college analyst Mark Sanchez is retiring from the NFL after 10 seasons to join ESPN as a college football analyst. He was the Rose Bowl MVP in 2008, when his Trojans finished No. 3 in the country.

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Lowe: How the NBA might respond to Kawhi’s power play Player empowerment is reaching new peaks. How will the league and the players respond?

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Inside a tense NBA owners meeting that might change free agency The past few weeks left the NBA board of governors asking what happened and what's next.

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Boxer Dadashev dies from Friday fight injuries Maxim Dadashev died as a result of injuries he suffered during Friday's fight.

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Contender Series hopeful Jordan Williams has a fight every day Jordan Williams, who trains in MMA while managing his Type 1 diabetes, competes on Tuesday night in Dana White's Contender Series with a spot in the UFC on the line.

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Why Bottas still believes he can beat Lewis Hamilton to the F1 world title In an exclusive interview with ESPN, the only man who can realistically stop Lewis Hamilton explains why he still believes he can.

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Position U: Which schools produce the most talent at each position ESPN Stats & Info did the math on which colleges can lay claim to producing the best at each position.

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MLB trade deadline tiers: 31 players who could be dealt With just eight shopping days remaining until the July 31 deadline arrives, these are the players who could be available to help your team make its postseason push.

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NHL Power Rankings: Rating every team heading into 2019-20 Who are the league's top contenders for next season? We take stock of every club in our midsummer rundown, including their 2020 Stanley Cup odds.

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'Rebuild' accelerated: Are the Rangers ready to contend now? New York's turnaround seemed to go much faster than expected. How high have the expectations risen for 2019-20?

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Toe Poke Daily: Kid has beach kickabout with Lionel Messi. Best. Vacation. Ever. Lionel Messi made every football-mad kid's dream come true for one 11-year-old when he joined him for a kickabout on the beach.

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Flamengo eye Liverpool rematch, but first must win the Copa Libertadores Flamengo's 1981 Intercontinental Cup win vs. Liverpool is their highest moment. Winning the 2019 Copa would offer them a chance to repeat history.

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Spencer on a Cyborg vs. Nunes rematch: 'I'm here to spoil that party' Felicia Spencer faces the biggest test of her career against Cris Cyborg. Here are her comments from the latest episode of Ariel Helwani's MMA Show.

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Hang Time: Christian McCaffrey does it all Versatile on and off the field, the Panthers All-Pro talks music and why today's running backs have to do it all

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Will MLS show it can compete with Liga MX in upcoming Leagues Cup? The latest chapter in the MLS-Liga MX rivalry begins on Tuesday as the inaugural Leagues Cup kicks off. But can the U.S. league close the gap?

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Manny Pacquiao defies Father Time once again Keith Thurman was the ultimate test to see what Manny Pacquiao had left. The 40-year-old legend passed with flying colors.

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Why De Ligt chose Juventus: The Italian champions were the best fit for his sky-high ambition De Ligt has a drive and determination not found in many 19-year-olds. His "super agent" could see it too. In the end, only one club made sense.

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2019 MLB trade deadline rumors, news, analysis and trade tracker Here's the latest intel we're hearing, key names to watch, reaction to completed deals and shopping lists for every team as July 31 approaches.

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The next Pedro Martinez? Yankees' Deivi Garcia inspires visions of the Hall of Famer The phenom of this year's Futures Game dreams of being just like his idol and has the stuff to match, which is why every team will ask for Garcia at the trade deadline.

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Power Rankings: LAFC stay top despite Zlatan's dominating El Trafico Zlatan Ibrahimovic may have asserted his superiority over Carlos Vela, but LAFC still rules over the Los Angeles Galaxy in the MLS Power Rankings.

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What we learned from Pacquiao-Thurman, and what's next Dan Rafael and Steve Kim answer some of the biggest questions raised after Pacquiao's dominant win over Thurman.

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Barnwell's NFL fact check: Don't be surprised if these seven things happen Expect Amari Cooper to regress. Same with the Bears' turnover-happy defense. Here's why you should never make assumptions in the NFL.

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Major questions: What's next for Tiger, Phil and the rest of golf? Just how much can we expect from Tiger Woods? Has Phil Mickelson's major window closed? Who could be the next breakthrough winner? With the major season over, we answer all the pressing questions.

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W2W4 at Tour de France: Who will end up wearing the yellow jersey? There are no shortage of contenders to wear the yellow jersey as the Tour de France hits its final week.

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What to watch for at PFL 5 Defending champions Natan Schulte and Lance Palmer look to continue their runs to a repeat, but first they and the lightweight and featherweight divisions vie for playoff spots at PFL 5.

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Chasing Ghosts: Calhoun looms large, but clouds parting at UConn Jim Calhoun created a national power at UConn. The Huskies find themselves at a crossroads as they attempt to fortify what he built.

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Beards, bunnies and Airbnb: What it's REALLY like to get traded From players and their families to travel directors, real estate agents and clubhouse attendants, here's how trade deadline swaps actually affect people's lives -- both on and off the field.