Sports News from the Associated Press

The Chicago Bears with a strong showing on Monday Night Football, the college basketball season is officially underway and a longtime sports journalist says he's calling a medical timeout. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The season could be done for a two-time NFL MVP, the last unbeaten team suffers its first loss and the men's college hoops season tips off in Rome. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

A celebratory week in Wisconsin continued on Thursday Night Football; the Brewers hold their championship parade today and the WNBA Finals are heading to a decisive Game 7. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

At long last, the Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champs; the WNBA could crown its champion today and a longtime NBA broadcaster says this will be his final season. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The Tampa Bay Rays force a Game 5 at the World Series, injuries are mounting in the NBA and the Indianapolis Colts trade a couple of key veterans. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The Milwaukee Brewers inch closer to an elusive World Series title, the Cowboys impress on Monday Night Football and why the WNBA championship could be decided on a weekday afternoon. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The NFL is down to one unbeaten team this season; Aaron Rodgers continues to climb the all-time charts, the World Series moves to St. Petersburg for Game 3 tonight and the NBA has its first 50-point game of the season. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The New York Giants make another change at quarterback; commissioner Roger Goodell says he's open to an investigation into the Eagles' handling of Jalen Hurts; and the Yankees are bringing back manager Aaron Boone despite another premature playoff exit. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

An NBA Opening Night 53 years in the making in New York, LeBron James makes his 76ers debut and the NFL looks into expanding its international series.

The Tampa Bay Rays are heading back to the World Series, the 49ers escape with another win on Monday Night Football, and the New York Knicks get set to raise their championship banner on NBA Opening Night.

The Tampa Bay Rays on the verge on reaching the Fall Classic; the Packers stay hot on Sunday Night Football; Aaron Rodgers joins elite company, and a familiar school is back at number one in the latest AP Top 25. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The Brewers earn a landmark win 44 years in the making; the Guardians go ahead in the A-L-C-S; Overtime on Thursday Night Football and more health concerns for the shorthanded Eagles. Correspondent Ben Raby reports.

The Guardians get even; the Dodgers will have Ohtani for Game 3 against the Brewers; a Rams' offensive lineman is suspended, and the Tkachuk brothers lead the Panthers to victory.

The Guardians take Game 1; the Brewers go up two games against the Dodgers; the Bills and Rams go into overtime; and a 49ers linebacker is suspended.

The Dodgers try to even the NLCS; the Ravens rally to beat the Falcons in OT; the Texans acquire Marvin Harrison, Jr.; and Georgia is the new number one in college football.

The Guardians stay alive, the Dodgers and Brewers advance to the NLCS; a major champion is leaving LIV Golf and Atlanta and Golden State win in the WNBA playoffs.

The Padres avoid elimination, the Dodgers move to within one win of advancing; a former major league all-star has died; an All-Pro offensive lineman retires and a college freshman needs a heart transplant.

The Braves and Brewers win in the MLB playoffs, the Panthers outscore the Lions and Texas remains number one. AP correspondent Mike Hempen reports.

The Braves move on; the Browns edge the Steelers; the Aces eliminate the Fever and the Rangers' goalie scores a goal.

The White Sox, Yankees and Padres move on in the baseball playoffs while the Phillies and Braves will play a deciding Game 3; the Dream advance while the Wings stay alive; the Cowboys acquire a cornerback while the Avs extend their coach.