U.S. turns to Mutombo to deliver Ebola message Dikembe Mutombo has recorded radio and video spots designed to persuade people in Congo to take precautions to help battle one of the deadliest Ebola outbreaks in history.

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U.S. must not underestimate a Spanish team on the rise Let's all settle down on the potential U.S.-France showdown, because Spain has big plans to spoil the party.

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22 MMA thoughts, including how 'The Korean Zombie' delivered again Chan Sung Jung knows how to wow UFC fans. Ariel Helwani shares his thoughts on the latest "Korean Zombie" thriller, as well as a glimpse of what to expect from Monday's show.

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African soccer wants action against Cameroon The head of women's soccer in Africa wants Cameroon to face punishment for the conduct of players in the Women's World Cup loss to England.

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How Michigan became the biggest surprise of the College World Series The Wolverines are this year's Cinderella team in Omaha, and in the CWS finals, they'll face a Vanderbilt squad that wasn't a power itself until recently.

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Steiner baffled by Haas' 'worst weekend' in F1 Guenther Steiner said he had no answer for why Haas was so off the pace at the French Grand Prix, which he labelled the team's worst weekend since joining the F1 grid four years ago.

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What happens when a pitcher loses his best pitch Everyone who takes the mound, no matter their age or experience, has at some point lost their feel for the ball. And everyone has their own way of dealing with it.

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Power Rankings: Yankees, Braves rise to challenge Dodgers for No. 1 Some of the game's most famous franchises are back in the mix to take over as MLB's top team.

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Who makes the 2019 Hockey Hall of Fame class? There's one mortal lock, and then a wide-open field after Wickenheiser. We break down the chances of enshrinement for all the top candidates.

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Everything you need to know for the 2019 NBA awards Giannis Antetokounmpo or James Harden for MVP? Luka Doncic or Trae Young for Rookie of the Year? The wait is almost over for the 2019 NBA Awards Show -- here's what you need to know.

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Why Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has earned a big payday Dallas has made it clear it believes in its franchise quarterback. But what's next for the 2016 fourth-rounder who will soon get paid like an elite QB?

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Answering biggest NFC East questions: Wentz healthy? Haskins to start? Will Carson Wentz avoid the injury bug in 2019? How long before rookie QB Dwayne Haskins starts for the Redskins? Let's take a look at what's cooking in the NFC East.

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How the Clippers can make their anti-pitch to Kawhi Leonard The Clippers can't really sell the superstar free agent on accomplishments or specifics. Here's what they can do instead.

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Schoenfield: Even the Dodgers' rookies are out of this world Will Smith followed fellow rookies Matt Beaty and Alex Verdugo by capping off a weekend of walk-off homers in L.A., showing the Dodgers' depth knows no bounds.

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Green, 22, hangs on to win her 1st LPGA major Hannah Green held her nerve and saved par from the bunker with a 5-foot putt on the final hole to win the KPMG Women's PGA Championship on Sunday for her first major championship, and the first by an Australian in 13 years.

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'King of SoCal': Two Kawhi billboards go up in L.A. A team source told ESPN that "the Clippers knew nothing" about the billboards.

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Christian Pulisic, U.S. pummel Trinidad and Tobago as Gold Cup provides platform for recovery For the first time in what seems like ages, United States seems on the right track, with Christian Pulisic at the forefront once again.

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Albert Pujols' return to St. Louis: It was as if he never left With a standing ovation for every at-bat and an endless series of emotional moments, Albert Pujols' homecoming was all he and Cardinals fans could have hoped for.

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The ESPN Daily: NBA draftees try naming things from the 90s, an Oscar-worthy double play, and the latest on free agency A daily rundown of the top stories in sports.

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How the NBA draft sets up a league-altering free agency Here are eight big free-agency questions and storylines to monitor closely.

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What you need to know about London Stadium before the series Will there be "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" and "Sweet Caroline"? Can you get a hot dog? As MLB gears up for the Red Sox-Yankees series in the U.K., here's what you need to know.

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Mets apologize after confrontation with reporter Mets manager Mickey Callaway and pitcher Jason Vargas were involved in a clubhouse incident with a Newsday reporter after Sunday's 5-3 loss to the Cubs.

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Argentina still doesn't have a plan around Messi but is making it work Lionel Scaloni is going game-by-game with this Argentina squad. Even though things still don't fit Lionel Messi, it is still safely through to the next round.

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Fan taken for tests after hit by Bellinger's foul A woman at Dodger Stadium was taken to a hospital Sunday for precautionary tests after being struck in the head by a foul ball from Dodgers star Cody Bellinger during the first inning of a game against the Rockies.

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What UConn's expected move to the Big East could mean for its biggest programs Our experts weigh in on how a conference change could impact the Huskies.

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Five Rounds: Chan Sung Jung keeps rising to occasion ... and climbing "The Korean Zombie" lived up to his nickname by coming back better and better -- just one of the takeaways from UFC Greenville.

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What we learned at the 2019 NHL draft From a blockbuster trade to the best names in the draft -- Hunter Skinner! -- and everything in between, here are the highlights from Vancouver.

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Ninja fails to qualify for Fortnite World Cup The most recognizable gamer in the world, Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, failed to qualify for the Fortnite World Cup. That's the latest surprise after 10 unpredictable weeks of qualifying for a tournament that will offer $30 million in prize money this summer.

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How Baker Mayfield paid off his bet with Saquon Barkley "The loser's got to get someone else a chain," the Giants running back said in February of their bet over Offensive Rookie of the Year.

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What it's like to play against (and with) Brazil's Marta With Marta playing in her fifth World Cup, soccer's stars tell the same tale: As a teammate? She's a dream. As an opponent? A nightmare.