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Nick Wright makes what he calls the most controversial ranking for his Top 50 list: Luka Dončić at No. 20. Despite being in only his fourth NBA season for the Dallas Mavericks, Dončić has already compiled a handful of accolades in his short career, including three-time All Star, two-time All-NBA First Team, and 2019 NBA Rookie of the Year. At 6’7,” 230 pounds, Dončić has the size of a small forward as a point guard. And Nick notes his postseason resume, as short as it may be, is already one of the most impressive of all time.

Chris Paul, otherwise known as “The Point God,” checks in at No. 21 on Nick Wright’s Top 50 Players list. One of the most talented passers to ever play the game, CP3 continues to stand out as a floor general in NBA lore. He owns four assist crowns and has averaged eight assists or better in all but three of his seasons in the league. Nick notes that his regular season resume is second all time for a point guard behind only Magic Johnson. Nick also responds to questions from Marcellus Wiley and Melissa Rohlin.

The all time face of the Miami Heat, Dwyane Wade is No. 19 on Nick Wright’s Top 50 list. Wade is Miami's all time leader in eight different offensive categories, including points (21,556) and assists (4,310). Wade was known for his hard-charging style of play and an ability to convert tough layups and finish around the rim, often through contact. He also proved to be a ferocious defender, making the NBA's All-Defensive Team three times and utilizing his innate ability to block shots despite his size. “The Flash” won three championships, including two with LeBron James.

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Kyle Sloter threw for 182 yards and two touchdowns as the New Orleans Breakers held on to a thrilling 31-29 OT win against the Michigan Panthers. The Breakers got two critical stops in OT to seal the victory in the USFL's first OT game.

Just when it looked like the Panthers would get their second win, the Breakers pulled off the OT victory, RJ Young writes.

The New Orleans Breakers defeated the Michigan Panthers, 31-27 in the USFL's first OT game. The Breakers defense stopped the Panthers offense on two straight conversion attempts while Anthony Jones and Kyle Sloter converted for New Orleans.

Jonathan Adams secures touchdown from Kyle Sloter to put the New Orleans Breakers ahead of the Michigan Panthers 14-6.

Week 7 of the USFL season continued Saturday with a wild game between the Breakers and the Panthers. Here are the top plays!

The New Orleans Breakers and Michigan Panthers started the fourth quarter off with a bang, scoring on three straight drives. First with a Stevie Scott rushing TD, A Kyle Sloter TD pass to Anthony Jones and a Cameron Scarlett Rushing TD.

The Panthers score a touchdown early in the Fourth quarter on a Stevie Scott one-yard Rush to give Michigan the lead. The Panthers then added the 2-point Conversion on the short pass to Lance Lenoir.

Cole Murphy drills a 60-yard field goal to give Panthers a boost heading into halftime.

New Orleans Quarterback Zach Smith finds his Tight End Sal Cannella for the wide open Breakers touchdown and the early lead in the second quarter.

Jake Burger hits a home run to center field off a curve ball to put the White Sox on the board and trim lead to 3-1.

Francisco Lindor hit a 2-run triple to give the Mets a 6-2 lead.

Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott asked for CeeDee Lamb's locker to be moved closer to his — a strong gesture for his new WR1.

Rafael Ortega's big-time throw to catcher Wilson Contreras prevents a White Sox run by Yasmani Grandal to keep Chicago Cubs up 3-0 over the Chicago White Sox.

The New York Mets regain the lead against the Philadelphia Phillies, thanks to Jeff McNeil's three-run homer.

Patrick Wisdom doubles to bring Christopher Morel home before Frank Schwindel singles to shallow left field. Chicago Cubs take a 2-0 lead over the Chicago White Sox.

J. T. Realmuto smacked a two-run RBI to help the Philadelphia Phillies grab a 2-1 lead against the New York Mets.

Philadelphia's Lane Johnson compares new Eagles WR A.J. Brown to one of the greatest NFL receivers over the past 20 years.

Geraldo Perdomo hits a go-ahead RBI-triple to give Diamondbacks a 2-1 lead.

Minnesota Vikings rookie Lewis Cine is a hard-hitting safety who enters his rookie season with big expectations.

Nick Castellanos' impressive catch helps the Philadelphia Phillies keep the game scoreless against the New York Mets.

Mookie Betts hit his NL-leading 14th home run as Dodgers take a 1-0 lead.

Ken Rosenthal talks with Pete Alonso about the impact that Buck Showalter has had on the New York Mets and how Alonso strives to have an impact on both sides of the pitch.

José Ramírez launches a home run as the Cleveland Guardians defeat Detroit Tigers 8-1.

Real Madrid were outplayed by Liverpool, but still won their 14th Champions League title. Doug McIntyre shares his takeaways.

The NBA playoffs are more than halfway done, but not every team is at 100%. Stay up to date here on the latest injury news.

The Cleveland Guardians go up 5-0 on the Detroit Tigers after José Ramírez's bases clearing triple.

Real Madrid became European champion for a record-extending 14th time after beating Liverpool 1-0 in the Champions League final.

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles in Game 1 of a doubleheader, 5-3. Nathan Eovaldi pitched a complete game and Kiké Hernández collected 2 RBI's.

Paul Goldschmidt continued his hot hitting with a home run in the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3 victory.

The Generals are the first team to clinch a spot in the USFL playoffs, thanks to an opportunistic defense, RJ Young writes.

The New Jersey Generals clinched a playoff berth, becoming the first team in the league to do so, following a 20-13 victory over the Tampa Bay Bandits. Luis Perez threw for 174 yards and one touchdown. Darius Victor rushed for 72 yards and one touchdown. Tampa Bay outscored New Jersey 10-3 in the second half but their comeback efforts fell short. Dravon Askew-Henry had two interceptions and the game-sealing pass break-up for New Jersey.

New Jersey Generals' Running Back Darius Victor rushed for 72 yards and a touchdown and brought in three receptions for 19 yards in Week 7 win against the Houston Gamblers.

Former Chicago White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski talks about what it was like to catch a no-hitter and a perfect game and then touches on the toughest pitchers he had to face in his career.

A slimmer, healthier Teven Jenkins hasn't thought about the injury that kept him out for most of last season.

Josh Berry pulls away to secure his second win of the season and first for JR Motorsports at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Former Chicago White Sox catcher, A.J. Pierzynski talks about his favorite catchers today including Philadelphia Phillies' J.T. Realmuto. Then, Pierzynski gives predictions for the Crosstown Classic between the Sox and the Chicago Cubs this weekend.

The New Jersey Generals defense forced three interceptions and three sacks in their Week 7 victory over the Tampa Bay Bandits.

The Generals are the first team to clinch a playoff spot with a win over the Bandits on Saturday. Here are the top plays!

San Francisco Giants outfielder Joc Pederson said Reds outfielder Tommy Pham slapped him over a fantasy football dispute.

Week 7 of the USFL season kicks off Saturday with a matchup between the Generals and the Bandits. Here are the top plays!

The trash talk is flying ahead of The Match, an event featuring Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers vs. Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen.

When Wink Martindale was hired as the DC of the New York Giants, there was rampant speculation about his unit this season.

New Jersey Generals Wide Receiver KaVontae Turpin grabs the pass from Luis Perez and powers his way into the end zone for the 8 yard touchdown. The Generals take an early lead.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Joc Pederson said Reds outfielder Tommy Pham slapped him over a fantasy football dispute.

The UEFA Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid is here! Read FOX Bet trader Steven Hemke's best bets for the finale.

The Baltimore Orioles scored 10 unanswered runs in their 12-8 comeback victory in extra innings.