L.A. Times - Sports

Dalton Rushing, who filled in for an injured Will Smith this season, had two stints on the injured list with a flexor strain in his right forearm, along with the UCL tear.

The NFL is reviewing an incident at the Titans' facility that led Tennessee to release defensive tackle Jordan Elliott, after reports of an altercation and a firearm on the grounds.

LeBron James opened his 24th NBA season by helping Philadelphia defeat New York on the Knicks' championship ring night. Courtside hecklers jawed with James about his helicopter commute.

A look at two of this week's top football games, including Carson taking on San Pedro in a Marine League showdown.

Twins Christian and Weston Reis of Palos Verdes High are among Southland players who have loyal supporters in the bleachers.

Tru Warrior Casas, Ceasar Reyes and Brandon Hernandez are piling up rushing yards and are among the state's leaders.

The 7-foot-2 center knows the magnitude of playing for the iconic NBA franchise. He's healthy and ready for the challenge, which begins Wednesday.

An animated 'Star Wars' version of Super Bowl LXI featuring iconic characters will be available live on Disney+, Disney Channel and Disney XD.

The Rams are bringing on veteran kicker Brandon McManus to replace Blake Grupe, who was injured in his first game with the team on Sunday.

Jim Nantz took J.J. Watt's invitation to demonstrate the Peanut punch while they were broadcasting Sunday's Bills-Raiders game — "and as soon as I did it, I regretted it," he told Pat McAfee.

Fred Lorenzen is the first known NASCAR driver diagnosed posthumously with CTE. Researchers found Stage 3 CTE, intensifying concerns about brain trauma in racing.

The World Series is upon us, yet the strange national obsession is not about how Jacob Misiorowski or Junior Caminero might shine, but how many people might watch it.

Police have made no arrests or recovered any cards, which had been graded by Professional Sports Authenticator and were being shipped back to collectors nationwide.