The Daily Dirt: USWNT shows Puerto Rico no mercy

The USWNT continued its Olympic qualifying run Tuesday night, and if the opening 5-0 win over Cosa Rica seemed easy, Matchday 3 against Puerto Rico was an absolute breeze. The Americans ran roughshod in a 10-0 victory, led by Crystal Dunn's five goals. While it was Dunn who bagged the fistful, Kelly O'Hara came away with the most impressive goal of the night.

That backheel is silky smooth. The USWNT, sporting nine points and a ridiculous plus-16 goal differential after three group-stage games, advances to the qualifying tournament semifinals against either Guyana or Trinidad & Tobago.

The case for and against Chelsea vs. PSG being the worst Champions League game possible [SBN]

This matchup provided one of the most entertaining Champions League knockout ties last season, but this year it might be pretty boring.

David Beckham's Miami club in talks on equity-stake sale to Paris Saint-Germain [Guardian]

Speaking of PSG, it appears the same ownership group that poured a ton of money into the Paris club may do the same for MLS's future Miami club.

Neymar's assets, including yacht and jet, frozen in Brazil in tax evasion ruling [ESPN FC]

Another reminder that tax evasion is never a good idea.

What's happening in The A?

NBA Trade Rumors: New York Knicks remain interested in Jeff Teague despite lack of assets [Peachtree Hoops]

The NBA trade deadline is coming up at 3 p.m. ET on Thursday, and rumors continue to swirl around Teague and Al Horford.

Projecting the Braves' 2016 lineup [Talking Chop]

If you squint hard enough, you might be able to find 162 runs for 162 games this season.