L.A. Times - Sports

Teoscar Hernández returns and makes an immediate impact for the Dodgers in a 9-4 win over the Athletics that featured a monster home run from Shohei Ohtani.

Alexandra Eala arrives at Wimbledon after a breakout grass season with rabid fan support from a loud and proud Filipino diaspora.

Argentine soccer player Lucas Trejo's wife and two children were killed as a result of last week's powerful Venezuelan earthquake. The news was announced Sunday after days of rescue teams digging through rubble to find the missing trio.

She's been out over a year after a knee injury, but USC's JuJu Watkins Juju Watkins was filled with gratitude when speaking Monday.

A Florida judge set $1 million bond for Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, allowing him to practice and play while awaiting trial on eight kidnapping and robbery felonies.

Malik Beasley allegedly agreed with ex-teammate Ed Davis in advance of NBA games that Beasley would underperform, and at times overperform, so gamblers could win bets.

Record-setting NFL running back Chris Johnson has revealed he is battling ALS. During a "Good Morning America" interview, the former Tennessee Titans great used eye-tracking technology to speak.

The Clippers are engaged in trade talks involving forward Kawhi Leonard, even while the NBA investigation into allegations of salary-cap intervention is ongoing.

Deandre Ayton is picking up his player option for $8.1 million and returning to the Lakers while speculation continues around LeBron James' future.

'Literally two blocks away from where my family was, two buildings collapsed — the whole building,' Miguel Rojas said.

Major League Soccer has its fingerprints all over this 2026 FIFA World Cup, yet it struggles to grow the sport in the U.S. Here's what it needs to do.

Including Sunday's win over the Padres, a lot of good things happened for the Dodgers offense against San Diego.

Stephen Eustáquio scores in the 92nd minute to lift Canada to a 1-0 victory over South Africa in the first round of 32 match at the FIFA World Cup.

The former Dodgers general manager had it easier than Pelinka but only lasted two relatively successful seasons. Yet Pelinka must build a winner fast.

Running back Julian Savery missed all of last season because of a torn ACL and returned as a quarterback this summer.