National Sports News From ESPN.com

• Sashi Brown, JTIII join retooled Wiz front office
  The Wizards have announced that former Cleveland Browns executive Sashi Brown and former Georgetown hoops coach John Thompson III have joined the team's front office.
• Sources: Edelman sidelined with thumb injury
  Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman is expected to be sidelined about three weeks with a thumb injury, sources told ESPN.
• Major questions: What's next for Tiger, Phil and the rest of golf
  Just how much can we expect from Tiger Woods? Has Phil Mickelson's major window closed? Who could be the next breakthrough winner? With the major season over, we answer all the pressing questions.
• 16 MMA thoughts, including what Leon Edwards can do to gain steam
  Edwards notched his eighth straight win Saturday, but a title shot isn't likely. Ariel Helwani shares his thoughts on Edwards' next move, as well as what to expect from Monday's show.
• UFC's Jones faces battery charge after incident
  Jon Jones is facing a battery charge in New Mexico after being accused of inappropriate actions against a waitress at a strip club.
• MLS Power Rankings: LAFC stay top despite Zlatan dominating El Trafico
  Zlatan Ibrahimovic may have asserted his superiority over Carlos Vela, but LAFC still rules over the LA Galaxy in the MLS Power Rankings.
• What we learned from Pacquiao-Thurman, and what's next
  Dan Rafael and Steve Kim answer some of the biggest questions raised after Pacquiao's dominant win over Thurman.
• Now and always, Cooperstown celebrates baseball at its best
  On an induction weekend when the first unanimous star and one of the most unlikely selections officially entered its doors, the Hall of Fame provided a needed reminder of all that is right with the game.
• The ESPN Daily: Shane Lowry locks down The Open, offensive linemen plot to stop Von Miller, and did you keep up with the NFL offseason?
  A daily rundown of the top stories in sports.
• Mariano, always 'the last,' closes HOF ceremony
  Mariano Rivera and fellow closer Lee Smith, starters Mike Mussina and the late Roy Halladay, and designated hitters Edgar Martinez and Harold Baines were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, with Rivera the last to take the podium.
• Bale's agent: Real Madrid's Zidane 'a disgrace'
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• Dolphins waive, will pay DT Norton, who lost arm
  Kendrick Norton had his left arm amputated following a car crash near Miami earlier this month.
• Barnwell's NFL fact check: Don't be surprised if these 7 things happen
  Expect Amari Cooper to regress. Same with the Bears' turnover-happy defense. Here's why you should never make assumptions in the NFL.
• What's next for UFC San Antonio fighters, including Edwards, Hardy?
  A Leon Edwards-Jorge Masvidal matchup should get UFC fans buzzing, while an advancement in competition level for Greg Hardy may have to wait.
• Shane Lowry won The Open, but Brooks Koepka won the majors
  While Koepka didn't hold the Claret Jug on Sunday, he was the undisputed champion of the major season.
• W2W4 at Tour de France: Who will end up wearing the yellow jersey?
  There are no shortage of contenders to wear the yellow jersey as the Tour de France hits its final week.
• Opening of Patriots' camp will have Rodney Harrison-based theme
  The popular former safety who won over fans with his physical play is coming to town as part of the lead-up to his Patriots Hall of Fame induction.
• Boycotts, bruised egos: How players reacted to 'Madden NFL 20' ratings
  DeMarcus Lawrence called for a boycott. Others were just as upset, and some reactions were tongue-in-cheek.
• Zidane on Bale: 'We hope he leaves soon'
  Gareth Bale's time at Real is almost certainly over after Zinedine Zidane revealed the club is working on transferring the 30-year-old imminently.
• What to watch for at PFL 5
  Defending champions Natan Schulte and Lance Palmer look to continue their runs to a repeat, but first they and the lightweight and featherweight divisions vie for playoff spots at PFL 5.