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Dallas is still on top of ESPN's Power Rankings -- barely -- after tying Portland in midweek and then riding Je-Vaughn Watson's goal to topple D.C. United 2-1. But both the Timbers and the New York Red Bulls continued to surge up their respective conference tables.

Houston's first road win in nine months, thanks to Tally Hall saving Landon Donovan's penalty, knocked the L.A. Galaxy off its lofty perch and allowed idle FC Dallas to reclaim the top spot in ESPN's Power Rankings.

With four starters absent, the Galaxy appeared to be short-handed heading into its match with Real Salt Lake. But L.A.'s young guns delivered a performance beyond their years, winning 2-0 at RSL. The Galaxy take over the top spot in this week's ESPN Power Rankings.

FC Dallas' franchise-best start continued with a 2-0 win over Vancouver. The win made Schellas Hyndman the most successful manager in club history and allowed FCD to keep hold of the top spot in ESPN's Power Rankings.

In a battle of Western Conference powers, Dallas' George John scored on a late header -- then took a beer bottle to the head for his troubles -- to give FCD a win over the Los Angeles Galaxy. With the victory, Dallas reclaimed the top spot in ESPN's Power Rankings.

Dallas' late meltdown in Toronto saw a win turn into a tie, allowing the idle L.A. Galaxy to sneak in and claim the top spot in this week's ESPN Power Rankings.

Not much was expected of FC Dallas when the season started, but thanks to Blas Perez's late winner against New England, Dallas notched its third consecutive victory and took over the top spot in this week's ESPN Power Rankings.

International call-ups took a toll on some teams, but Montreal kept its perfect record intact with a 1-0 win over New York to maintain the top spot in this week's ESPN Power Rankings.

Montreal's second campaign in MLS has the makings of an epic. The Impact maintained its perfect start to the season with a 2-1 win over Toronto FC, and with it the top spot in ESPN's Power Rankings

Canadian teams generally struggle in MLS, but every team from north of the border won this weekend. Long-suffering Toronto upended K.C. 2-1 and Vancouver beat Columbus by the same score while Montreal recorded its second road win in a row to take the top spot in this week's ESPN Power Rankings.

The L.A. Galaxy started the MLS season strong despite not having Landon Donovan in the mix.

It's time for the Week 8 edition of the Playbook NFL Power Rankings. We are at the halfway point of the NFL season. Consider this the intermission. Please tip the bathroom attendant after you are done reading. 1. Things that can't be unseen (Last ...

The MLS Cup playoffs have produced all manner of champions over the years. There have been teams like the 2008 Columbus Crew, whose regular-season dominance translated seamlessly into a championship. Then there was the 2005 Los Angeles Galaxy, who fr...

Chris Wondolowski equaled Roy Lassiter's long-standing record for most goals in a season, allowing San Jose to secure a 1-1 draw with Portland, and finish the regular season atop ESPN's Power Rankings.

This weekend's big game will take place in L.A. with UCLA and Stanford set for a top-two showdown that could determine the Pac-12 title and a favorite for the national title.

After Kansas City could only draw with New York, San Jose claimed the Supporters' Shield, and then delivered another patented rally to tie Los Angeles 2-2. No surprise, then, that the Earthquakes stayed atop ESPN's Power Rankings.