Pete Crow-Armstrong hits two home runs in a Cubs' win; Cleveland surges into first place; and the NCAA admits a replay error.

The Chiefs take down the Broncos; Darnold out indefinitely; Kiffin bracing for "hatred," and the Yankees and Dodgers clinch playoff births.

The Giants open the Harbaugh era with a win; Williams and the Bears score 59 points in a win over the Panthers; Zverev wins the U.S. Open; the U.S. win win their fifth straight basketball world title; Ballmer won't challenge the NBA; and Texas is the new number one.

The 49ers roll in the first NFL game in Australia; Jacobs pleads no contest; Miami dominates in college football; the top two seeds will play for the women's title at the U.S. Open and the U.S. women advance in the World Cup.

The Seahawks rally in the NFL opener; Darnold is injured; no SEC vote on LSU; hockey loses a longtime broadcaster a;d Altuve reaches 2500 hits

The defending U.S. Open champ is eliminated in the latest-ending match ever in tournament history; the Yankees clinch another winning season; Michigan drops out of the AP poll after its last-second win over Western Michigan; a Super Bowl rematch to open the NFL regular season; and Mayfield and the Bucs agree on an extension.

AP correspondent Jennifer King has the latest in sports.

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