National Sports News From ESPN.com

• Judge Dodgers on seven straight titles, not the World Series crown they're still chasing
  L.A.'s dynasty has ruled the NL West by finding talent every way there is to find it, winning with top picks and waiver-wire discoveries.
• Source: NFL, Taylor to meet Monday about Brown
  The NFL's meeting with Britney Taylor regarding sexual assault allegations against Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown is set for Monday, a source confirmed to ESPN.
• Week 2 inactives watch: Who's in and who's out?
  AJ Mass provides updated inactives and analysis based on the latest reports and official announcements leading up to kickoff.
• Fantasy football Week 2 rankings
  Fantasy football rankings from Matthew Berry, Field Yates, Mike Clay, Eric Karabell, Stephania Bell and Tristan H. Cockcroft for Week 2.
• College football Power Rankings for Week 3
  Jalen Hurts had another monster game in Oklahoma's win over UCLA. See where the Sooners landed in our latest Top 25.
• Is Fury ready for Wilder after scare against Wallin?
  After outlasting Otto Wallin, Tyson Fury turns his attention to a rematch against Deontay Wilder in early 2020. So how will the heavyweight superfight play out?
• Fury survives cuts, grinds out win over Wallin
  Tyson Fury weathered two bad cuts over his right eye and survived a spirited effort from Otto Wallin to win a hard-fought unanimous decision and retain his lineal heavyweight crown Saturday night.
• How a seemingly quiet Saturday got weird in a hurry
  It wasn't always pretty on a weekend in which there were zero matchups of ranked teams, but at least it was entertaining.
• Should Gaethje fight Conor McGregor next?
  Gaethje's TKO win puts him in position to possibly face McGregor. Chael Sonnen and our panel of experts discuss the possibilities.
• Gaethje stops Cerrone in 1st, calls for title shot
  Justin Gaethje believes he has earned a shot at the UFC lightweight title next after rolling to a TKO victory over Donald Cerrone late in the first round Saturday night in Vancouver, B.C.
• Florida QB Franks expected to miss rest of season
  Florida quarterback Feleipe Franks is likely to miss the remainder of the season after dislocating his right ankle during Saturday's win over Kentucky.
• Source: Brown travels with Patriots on Miami trip
  Wide receiver Antonio Brown traveled with the New England Patriots for the team's game against the Miami Dolphins, according to a source, putting him in position to make his Patriots debut Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium.
• Sources: NFL starts review as Shepard concussed
  After a breach in the NFL concussion protocol involving Giants receiver Sterling Shepard, the NFL and NFLPA are both trying to figure out how and why, sources told ESPN.
• Predictions: Who will win in the second round?
  It's all-or-nothing Sunday when Los Angeles hosts Seattle and Las Vegas hosts Chicago in the second round of the WNBA playoffs.
• Why September return of Nick Markakis could be Braves' October difference-maker
  After missing nearly two months, the veteran outfielder wasted no time showing how his presence boosts Atlanta's chances of a long postseason stay.
• NFL PrimeTime is back! Chris Berman explains where it came from
  Beginning Sunday on ESPN+, Chris Berman joins old pal Tom Jackson for the return of NFL PrimeTime. Berman walked down memory lane with ESPN's Jeff Legwold and discussed how he's "finally joined the 21st century."
• Will superstars save Team USA next summer?
  The Americans leave China with a seventh-place finish and lot of questions heading into the 2020 Olympics in Japan.
• Angel Yin, Ally McDonald keep USA's dreams intact at Solheim Cup
  Team USA fell 3 down early in the Solheim Cup, but Angel Yin and Ally McDonald provided a major spark for the Americans.
• Score picks, bold predictions and fantasy tips for every Week 2 NFL game
  What to watch for in every game. Bold predictions. Fantasy advice. Key stats to know. And, of course, score predictions. It's all here for Week 2.
• The grandmaster diet: How to lose weight while barely moving
  You wouldn't think that chess players, who sit for hours on end and only extend their arms from time to time, would struggle with weight loss. But they do. Inside the very real, very bizarre metabolic phenomenon gripping chess.