L.A. Times - Sports

U.S. ski racing legend Lindsey Vonn's beloved dog Leo died a day after she crashed at the Milan-Cortina Olympics. Vonn was scheduled for more surgery on her leg Wednesday.

U.S. figure skater Amber Glenn says she's hoping to achieve something more special to her than an Olympic medal during her free skate.

The Angels, with new manager Kurt Suzuki, have opened spring training in Arizona as Mike Trout and the rest of the team gets ready for the season.

Designer Lisa McKinnon buys fabric in Los Angeles' fashion district and spins it into competition dresses worn by the Olympics' biggest stars.

American skier Mikaela Shiffrin dominates in women's slalom at the Milan-Cortina Games, earning her first Olympic gold in the event since 2014.

Early morning volleyball practices have the Cubs focused on completing some unfinished business: claiming another Southern Section title.

Sherman Oaks Notre Dame's young players have gained experience and likely can be title contenders this season.

Some questions and answers about how Tony Clark's resignation could impact upcoming MLB labor negotiations.

The star midfielder required more surgery after a knee injury sidelined him last year, yet the team is hoping to build on what it learned from playing well late last season.

The Dodgers' starting rotation is already pretty deep. Where does that leave pitchers like River Ryan and Gavin Stone, who are working their way back from major injuries?