L.A. Times - Sports

Telemundo executives said its coverage of the World Cup featuring nine different play-by-play teams must be exceptional because the tournament will be played at home.

Braves designated hitter Jurickson Profar reportedly faces a 162-game suspension after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug for the second time in less than a year.

Ex-USC guard Destiny Littleton is in Jerusalem with her pro basketball teammates until she can get a flight to the U.S. Meanwhile, she is posting on social media about the ordeal.

Trae Young has yet to play a game for the Washington Wizards. The recently acquired four-time All Star has, however, already been ejected from a game with his new team.

Will Klein went from relatively unknown to Dodgers World Series legend in four innings, but the reliever knew he would "shine" in the pressure-packed moment.

Kickback Soccer Media believes it has a solution to the perplexing numbers when it comes to soccer fans engaging with the sport via television and social media.

Jesse Rapp and Ryan Kliem lead Edison's boys' and girls' surfing team to the championship in the Sunset League.

Clayton Kershaw isn't thinking about returning to the Dodgers, but he is excited to tackle something on his bucket list: pitching for the U.S. in the WBC.

Talented USC guard Chad Baker-Mazara has struggled to stay focused and control his emotions throughout his college basketball career.

Spurs center Luke Kornet opposes Atlanta Hawks' 'Magic City Monday' promotion with a well-know adult entertainment club, warning it falls short of NBA values.

As he starts to see Cactus League action, Dodgers shortstop Mookie Betts reflects on where he's at mentally as he looks to rebound from an atypical season for him.

Tyler Reddick is the first driver in NASCAR Cup history to win the season's first three races. Team owner and NBA legend Michael Jordan said the third in a row is 'the hardest one to win.'

When Chadrack Mpoyi arrived from Congo, the Crean Lutheran basketball community helped him adapt to amid grief and earn a college scholarship.

Floyd Mayweather Jr., 49, will risk his 50-0 record in a rematch with Manny Pacquiao. He also has two exhibitions scheduled. Financial woes are rumored to be the reason.