Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most accomplished athletes on the planet.What's his secret? Lots of food and lots of sleep, apparently.The five-time Ballon d'Or winner and renowned Juventus striker can eat up to six meals and take five naps in a single "typical" day, according to ESPNFC and AS.Ronaldo is known to start his days with ham and cheese and a side of yogurt for breakfast. When he gets hungry a little later in the day, the 35-year-old likes to snack on avocado toast.He typically eats two lunches and two dinners to fuel the rest of his day. Ronaldo's first lunch of chicken and salad is often followed by fish of some variety — perhaps tuna accompanied by salad, eggs, and olives, per AS. And in the evening, he'll either stick with fish — swordfish, tuna, or braised cod — or switch to some type of meat. The Portuguese international often splits his dinner into two different sittings.

Heung-min Son powers Harry Kane's flick-on into the top corner to seize a late Tottenham lead at Turf Moor. #NBCSports #PremierLeague #Tottenham #WestHam #Heung-minSon #HarryKane

ARLINGTON, Texas — Vin Scully, like every other passionate Los Angeles Dodgers fan, believes this World Series is over.The Dodgers, up three games to two over the Tampa Bay Rays with Game 6 Tuesday night (8:08 ET, FOX), are finally going to end their 32-year World Series championship drought, and the images of Kirk Gibson pumping his arm, Tommy Lasorda wildly throwing his arms into the air and Scully’s famous call on the night of Oct. 15, 1988, will give way to new celebratory images."I don’t mean to put anybody down," Scully, the beloved Hall of Fame broadcaster, told USA TODAY Sports on Monday, "but when the series started, I thought the Dodgers would win in five (games). Not that I know anything, but my thought is, 'What’s taking them so long?’

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Tony Gonsolin found out after Game 2 that he would be starting Game 6 as well for the Los Angeles Dodgers. This time, they plan for the rookie right-hander to be more than an opener with the Dodgers having a chance to clinch their first World Series title since 1988.“Tony's a starting pitcher tomorrow.” manager Dave Roberts said Monday. “I’m going to watch him pitch and then we’ll see what we do after that. ... I want to go as long as he possibly can, that’d be great."Gonsolin went 1 1/3 innings against Tampa Bay in Game 2, a planned bullpen game for the Dodgers. He was the loser after giving up only one run — the one that put the Rays ahead to stay in the 6-4 win — two days after he pitched two innings in relief in the clinching Game 7 of the National League Championship Series against the Atlanta Braves.

Mike Florio and Charean Williams discuss Odell Beckham Jr.'s season-ending torn ACL and if Cleveland can continue to find success offensively without him in the lineup. #NBCSports #ProFootballTalk #NFL #ClevelandBrowns

NFL Power Rankings entering Week 8

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The Chicago Bears will face the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football from SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.The Bears come into this game with a 5-1 record and looking to build on last week’s 23-16 win against the Carolina Panthers. Nick Foles is under center and has been playing well after taking over for Mitch Trubisky after week 3.The Rams are coming off a tough 24-16 loss last Sunday night against the 49ers but are still 4-2 and looking to build on that record when they take the field at home. Jared Goff and Robert Woods have been clicking all year but this will be the toughest defense the Rams face tonight.Can the Bears come to LA and knock off the Rams in the new SoFi Stadium?  Tune in and find out, here is everything you need to know to stream the action tonight!

Arizona Cardinals running back Kenyan Drake suffered a ligament tear in his ankle and is expected to miss “a few weeks,” ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Monday.Drake was injured on a 2-yard fourth-down run with 4:12 left in the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s 37-34 overtime win against the Seattle Seahawks. He was carted off the field, finishing the game with 14 carries for 34 yards and one catch for 7 yards.The fifth-year back has 119 carries for 512 yards and four touchdowns in the Cardinals’ 5-2 start. With Drake out for the foreseeable future, Chase Edmonds will take on the starting role. He’s averaging 6.1 yards per carry in limited time behind Drake and had a season-high 58 yards on five carries against Seattle.

Another goal from Harry Kane to Heung-min Son made the difference as Tottenham edged Burnley in a tight clash at Turf Moor. #NBCSports #PremierLeague #Burnley #Tottenham

Duncan Robinson joins Titus & Tate to discuss how the Miami Heat have built the foundation of his career and his desire to stay in Miami.

Legendary NFL pass rushers Bruce Smith, Jason Taylor, Kevin Greene, Jared Allen and John Randle analyze why the Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald is such a disruptive force. #NFL #Rams #ESPN

Khabib Nurmagomedov closed out his MMA career in style Saturday with a victory and, according to his teammate, an act of compassion.Nurmagomedov successfully defended his UFC lightweight championship by finishing Justin Gaethje with a second-round triangle. He used that submission rather than the armbar he initially had set up, American Kickboxing Academy training partner Daniel Cormier said on Monday, because Nurmagomedov did not want to injure Gaethje in front of Gaethje's parents."He told me when he was watching the interviews over the course of the week, he saw that Justin said that he would never tap," Cormier, who was an analyst on the UFC 254 telecast, told ESPN's Ariel Helwani on the DC & Helwani program. "He was going to do the armbar, but he had heard Justin saying all week that he would never tap, and he didn't want to hurt him in front of his parents. So he went to the triangle and just kind of put him to sleep."

Cam Newton was benched in the second half of Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers after struggling once again, but that does not mean he is losing his job to Jarrett Stidham. Bill Belichick made it clear after the 33-6 loss that Newton is still the New England Patriots’ starting quarterback, and the coach reiterated it on Monday.Belichick said Sunday that Newton will “absolutely” remain the starting QB heading into Week 8. During his Monday appearance on WEEI, he praised Newton for being the best player on the roster at his position and said there “other problems offensively.”Newton completed 9-of-15 passes for 98 yards, no touchdowns and three interceptions in the 33-6 loss. He also threw two picks against the Denver Broncos last week, giving him five interceptions and no touchdowns over his past two games. The Patriots are reportedly looking to make a significant move before the trade deadline, but Newton needs to play much better.

There were seven teams that did not qualify for the NHL’s expanded 24-team playoff field this past season. Over the next few days we are going to take a look at each of them to examine whether or not they are capable of bouncing back this upcoming season. We continue today with the Anaheim Ducks.Between 2005 and 2018 the Anaheim Ducks had an outstanding run near the top of the NHL.During that time they won a Stanley Cup, played in a few more Western Conference Finals, and were a consistent 100-point team that was almost always a contender.They are no longer that team.The 2019-20 season was their second straight year on the outside of the playoff picture, while their .472 points percentage was one of the worst marks in franchise history.

Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe recap the final day of Matchweek 6, as late goals swung matches in Brighton and Burnley. #NBCSports #PremierLeague

The Tigers have discussed their managerial vacancy with Braves catching instructor Sal Fasano, Jason Beck of MLB.com tweets.Now 49 years old, Fasano played for an array of teams during a major-league career that spanned from 1996-2008. He finished his playing career as a .221/.275/.392 hitter before moving into the coaching ranks. Before joining the Braves’ staff, Fasano gained managerial experience at multiple levels in the minors with the Blue Jays and Angels organizations. He earned Manager of the Year honors with the Jays’ Double-A affiliate in 2011.Now, Fasano is among a slew of candidates who could succeed the retired Ron Gardenhire in Detroit. MLBTR’s 2021 Managerial Search Tracker has the complete list of names.

Hear from Heung-min Son and Jose Mourinho as the 2 Robbies react to Tottenham's hard-fought win over Burnley at Turf Moor. #NBCSports #PremierLeague #Tottenham

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser react to Cam Newton's poor outing for the New England Patriots vs. the San Francisco 49ers, with Wilbon conceding that he was wrong to think Cam and Bill Belichick would do better than Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They then (2:42) react to Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Tennessee Titans. #NFL #Sports #PTI

Mike Florio and Charean Williams discuss Michael Thomas and how the Saints will likely not trade the wideout, as well as the logistics behind a potential deal and where the team and Thomas go moving forward. #NBCSports #ProFootballTalk #NFL #NewOrleansSaints

A Carolina Panthers practice squad players seen dancing in a crowded restaurant without a mask this weekend lost his job on Monday.The Panthers announced Monday that they released practice squad cornerback Josh Hawkins in addition to wide receiver Seth Roberts.Photos and video of Hawkins dancing at a Charlotte restaurant gained social media attention because of his lack of a mask.When asked to elaborate on why Hawkins was released, head coach Matt Rhule declined to elaborate."I would just say we thought it was in the best interest of the team,” Rhule told reporters.The Panthers have placed five players on the NFL’s COVID/reserve list this season including two who were on it last week. The NFL is cracking down on COVID-19 protocol violations after a rash of outbreaks has forced the league to reshuffle its schedule several times since Week 3.

The Cowboys are still only a half-game back in the race for the NFC East and could move into sole possession of first place with a win this weekend, but might they be packing it in already? Dallas has “made it known” that veteran defensive end Everson Griffen is available for trade, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network tweets.Rapoport’s tweet makes it sound as if the Cowboys are looking to unload the roughly half of his $6 million salary left on the books to a contending team. It’s perhaps the biggest sign yet of just how disastrous things have gotten for the Cowboys in such a short amount of time. Just a few weeks ago, the notion of the Cowboys being sellers at the trade deadline would’ve been unfathomable.

TEMPE, Ariz. -- The Arizona Cardinals will likely be without leading rusher Kenyan Drake for the next few weeks.Drake is expected to miss "a few weeks" with a slight tear in a ligament in his ankle, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Cardinals are treating the injury like a high-ankle sprain, the source said.Without Drake, the Cardinals will rely on Chase Edmonds to be their primary ball-carrier. He had 58 yards on five carries and 87 yards on seven catches in Sunday night's 37-34 overtime victory over the Seattle Seahawks.Beyond Edmonds, the Cardinals will go with a group effort between running backs Eno Benjamin, D.J. Foster and Jonathan Ward.Drake suffered the injury with 4:12 left in the game and did not return. He was carted to the locker room with a towel over his head. He had 34 yards on 14 carries, and one catch for seven yards.

The Raiders have had their share of issues with COVID-19 this season, but coach Jon Gruden clearly thinks Las Vegas' handling of the virus has been exemplary.Members of the Raiders have received multiple fines for failing to follow the NFL’s safety protocols. Offensive lineman Trent Brown recently tested positive for the virus, and the Raiders briefly had to isolate their entire offensive line as a result.Gruden, however, was quick to point out that the Raiders are far from the only team to have a positive test. Then he made an even bolder claim about the Raiders' handling of the virus.“As an organization, we are on the cutting edge of beating the virus,” Gruden said, via Vic Tafur of The Athletic.