SPORTS

Chicago's lone pick in the 2015 Draft may have been the steal of the night.

The U.S. women’s soccer team will have to get past China in the World Cup quarterfinals.

With Neymar suspended, Brazil will need Coutinho to deliver against Paraguay in Copa America.

The Los Angeles Lakers drafted Larry Nance Jr., despite a negative tweet he directed towards Kobe Bryant three years ago.

The pro football Hall of Famer is facing domestic abuse charges just weeks after his arrest for soliciting a prostitute.

New York general manager Sandy Alderson is under pressure to upgrade his club's roster.

With Nori Aoki injured, the defending world champions seek roster help before the trade deadline.

Minnesota promotes right-hander Alex Meyer from Triple-A Rochester.

Satnam Singh Bhamara is the first Indian basketball player to be drafted in the NBA.

Stephen Dank was recently found guilty of 10 breaches of the Australian Football League's anti-doping code.

Floyd Mayweather isn't considering a fight with Keith Thurman, likely choosing to face an opponent with several losses on his record.

The Los Angeles Lakers used their highest draft pick in decades to select a point guard.

The India cricket team are looking to the positives, despite a series defeat to Bangladesh.

The former Bronco and Jet could earn the third-string role during training camp this year.

The Rockets want to clear cap space and chase LaMarcus Aldridge or Kevin Love in free agency.

After squeezing through the group phase, Colombia must now take on Argentina in the Copa America quarterfinals.

Tennis' "Big Four" of Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic should dominate Wimbledon 2015.

The champion's rib injury was declared a bruise, but he still needs a Nevada state OK to fight Conor McGregor on July 11.

The female UFC rivals are preparing to battle Aug. 1 in Rio de Janiero.

Adding a solid pass-catching tight end should help improve the Oakland Raiders' offense for the 2015 NFL season.

The longtime baseball executive has had success with the Twins and Cubs.

The NBA Draft had few big trades and not many surprises.

The United States will be without suspended duo Lauren Holiday and Megan Rapinoe in the Women’s World Cup quarterfinals against China.

The Denver quarterback eventually agreed to a restructured deal that pays $4 million less over two years, a report said.

Karl-Anthony Towns will likely be taken first overall, but the rest of the 2015 NBA Draft is not as easy to predict.

Real Madrid are reportedly already making plans for the possible exit of Manchester United target Sergio Ramos.

LaMarcus Aldridge is leaving Portland, with L.A. and San Antonio frontrunners to sign the All-Star.

The former quarterback for the Denver Broncos and New York Jets is battling for Philadelphia's No. 3 QB job.

The league's commissioner has given the go-ahead to consider new franchises, with Las Vegas and Seattle among front-runners.