L.A. Times - Sports

The Lakers fall to the lowly Sacramento Kings in triple overtime, 141-137, to fall below .500 again.

Mater Dei defeats Servite 27-7 to win the Southern Section Division 1 football title while an investigation into hazing begins following a lawsuit.

Venice High coach and former player Angelo Gasca won his first City Section football title in 22 year when the Gondoliers beat Canoga Park on Friday.

Wellington Bristow passed for three touchdowns and ran in the clinching two-point conversion for Taft in a 21-20 victory over Paramount on Friday.

Lakers star LeBron James has been fined $15,000 for making an obscene gesture during the Lakers' win in Indiana on Wednesday, the NBA announced Friday.

His memories of playing at Lambeau Field are not pleasant, but receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is looking forward to returning to the stadium on Sunday.

Four-year starter Carlos Rivera has helped Birmingham reach the City Section Open Division football championship game after trials and tribulations.

Starting left guard Matt Feiler was limited in practice Friday and is questionable for the Chargers' visit to Denver because of an ankle injury.

After a four-game stretch when he was largely missing from the offense, Eric Bledsoe scored 11 points early Friday in a 107-96 Clippers defeat of Detroit.

With the Chargers being the favorite to win Sunday, the Denver Broncos could provide a great deal of value to bettors if they pull off an upset.