AP correspondent Jennifer King has the latest in sports.

Here's the latest in sports.

The NBA takes action against the Clippers; more top players move on at the U..S. Open and dozens of players will soon know if they can return to college football.

The top seeds advance at the U.S. Open; a new owner for the Los Angeles Angels; Tiger Woods to change his not guilty plea and Roma apologizes for his arrest.

A recording-setting night for the Cubs; Messi announces his retirement; and McKar signs the richest contract in NHL history.

Here's the latest in sports.

Here's the latest in sports.

The Braves win a first place battle; Raleigh homes again; the Cubs set a scoring record; a wide receiver is suspended and the SEC bans pros from returning.

Cal Raleigh has a career night; the Browns name their starting quarterback; and an NFL owner pleads no contest.

The Phillies rally past the Cardinals, the Braves win in Williamsport; Clark takes the BMW championship, Kirkwood wins in D.C.; Blaney finishes first in New Hampshire and Thompson signs with the Heat.