L.A. Times - Sports

There are few opportunities to mount an event of this scale, but the Olympics host country showed what it was made of through performances by Mariah Carey, Andrea Bocelli and Sabrina Impacciatore.

The All-Star guard has a strained left hamstring after suffering the injury during a win over the 76ers on Thursday. There is no timetable for his return.

Italy welcomed the world with a snow-capped spectacle during the opening ceremony of the Milan-Cortina Olympics, pushing past pre-Games tension.

A jury found former Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig guilty of obstruction of justice and making false statements to investigators Friday in Los Angeles federal court.

Top NFL prospect Gavin McKenna will face a misdemeanor charge but not a felony after prosecutors reviewed video evidence of an alleged assault near Penn State.

The role of the former Arizona Cardinals coach and Washington Commanders offensive coordinator has not yet been announced.

The Super Bowl halftime show has always featured foreign music artists. So why the MAGA freak-out over Bad Bunny, who is American? Take a guess.

Tom Brady played two decades with the Patriots but says he doesn't 'have a dog in the fight' for Super Bowl LX. Some of his former teammates aren't thrilled.

Alysa Liu finishes second to Japan's Kaori Sakamoto in the women's short program, but it's enough to help the U.S. take lead in figure skating team competition.

Bill Plaschke says players must stand up for fans and turn down a White House visit the Dodgers' owners promised to make after winning the World Series.

Mike Tirico will be NBC's play-by-play announcer for Super Bowl LX on Sunday in addition to hosting the network's Milan-Cortina Olympics coverage from Levi's Stadium.

The Olympic Village in Milan offers plenty of perks and amenities for athletes, including free food, stress plants and beds that are not made of cardboard.

Last-minute scholarship offer is accepted by the senior running back, who rushed for 606 yards and nine touchdowns last season.

More than 100 former Trojans have played in the NFL's biggest game, including a few backup quarterbacks, who see the signifcance in finally have a starter.

Germany is expected to once again dominate the medal count in luge, but the U.S. could pull off a surprise or two, especially in the women's events.