L.A. Times - Sports

The tennis season picks up pace during the BNP Paribas Open, often referred to as the fifth major because of its talented field and equal prize money.

Rams veteran tight end Tyler Higbee, the longest-tenured player on the team, will be back in L.A. on a two-year, $8-million contract.

The senior has expanded her role to three events as well as providing leadership in helping the Bruins clinch the Big Ten regular-season title.

The Dodgers are no strangers to navigating pitching injuries over the course of a long season. But how is the starting rotation taking shape at this stage of spring training?

Jazzy Davidson suffered a shoulder injury and USC could not solve Washington's defense, falling to Washington during the Big Ten tournament on Thursday.

Eight players were ejected and a referee required medical attention after a brawl during South Alabama's 80-70 victory against Coastal Carolina in a Sun Belt Conference tournament game.

The Dodgers said it was no longer possible to renew Andrew Toles' contract and the team is working with his family to figure out "how to best move forward."

Record-setting sack artist Myles Garrett of the Cleveland Browns continues unsafe driving, cited for speeding a ninth time on an Ohio interstate.

Unbeaten Lions have a victory over Mater Dei and face defending City Section champion Granada Hills on Thursday.

The team has a chance to pull ahead of the Nuggets with a win in Denver on Thursday, yet regardless of the outcome it will be debated ad nauseum.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith called New Orleans star Zion Williamson a 'food addict' on Tuesday, apparently sparking a public feud with the Pelicans' social media team.

With Tommy Edman expected to start the season on the IL and Hyeseong Kim playing in the WBC, Alex Freeland is looking to take advantage of the extra playing time.