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Lakers star Austin Reaves has been diagnosed with a mild left calf strain and will be re-evaluated in approximately one week, the team said after practice Friday.

Even though the Dodgers initially had doubts about their chances of landing Edwin Díaz, circumstances changed, the reliever's market evolved, and they went from dark horse to front-runner.

The Lakers' defense has become a glaring weakness, the team ranking 28th in defensive rating over its last 10 games while giving up dangerous transition opportunities.

In what probably will be the final LA Bowl ever played, Maddux Madsen and Boise State look to prove they can beat a talented Washington team.

A vote this week to unionize has divided Dodger Stadium tour guides. Some want a significant raise while others don't want to give up free tickets from the team.

Former Michigan coach Sherrone Moore has been charged with home invasion, stalking, and breaking and entering for an alleged incident that occurred after he was fired earlier this week.

A grateful Michelle Kwan welcomes a new baby girl, meaning she now has as many daughters as she has Olympic medals. The five-time world champion skater is 45.

The antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR by two of its racing teams — including one co-owned by NBA legend Michael Jordan — was settled Thursday, with permanent charters granted to all teams.

Join the L.A. Times' Jack Harris, Dylan Hernández and Bill Plaschke for our live 2025 very special Dodgers Debate Christmas Special on Dec. 16. at 11 a.m.

Lindsey Vonn, 41 and with titanium implants in her knee, shocked the world with a downhill victory at a blistering pace in her first World Cup race in five years.

Isaia Vandermade and Santa Margarita will face De La Salle on Saturday in the CIF Open Division state championship football game.

Donovan Dent has struggled to replicate the numbers he had at New Mexico, but the UCLA guard appears to be playing better ahead of a showdown with Gonzaga.

Injuries to seven Anaheim High runners struck by car is latest incident involving athletes training on streets near school campuses.

Former NFL MVP Cam Newton, age 36, expressed frustration that the Indianapolis Colts signed 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers without even reaching out to him.