L.A. Times - Sports

Matt Hasselbeck, Rich Gannon, Steve Young and Archie Manning discuss the pain Justin Herbert will accept while playing with a cast on one hand.

The 6-foot-5, 220-pound All-City defensive end is the first inner city signee for the Trojans since two Hawkins players in 2017.

On Sunday, a committee is set to vote on whether Fernando Valenzuela should be admitted to the Hall of Fame. Without a doubt, they should vote yes.

Sam Farmer makes his picks and predictions for Week 14 of the NFL season, with the Chicago Bears winning at Lambeau Field and the Chiefs moving to below .500.

Tyler Bilodeau scores 16 straight points for early in the second half as UCLA defeats Washington in a Big Ten opener.

After a few defections, UCLA was left with a 12-player class that general manager Khary Darlington said could grow a bit.

Utility infielder Miguel Rojas, whose World Series heroics propelled the Dodgers to a second straight title, has agreed to return to the Dodgers.

Four takeaways from the first 20 games of the season as the Lakers begin a three-game road trip Thursday in Toronto.

USC returned to its roots, heavily recruiting local schools to assemble the nations' No. 1 recruiting class on early signing day on Wednesday.

New Louisiana State coach Lane Kiffin really wanted to remain at Mississippi through the College Football Playoffs this season.

Chris Paul called out Clippers teammates, coaches and executives, spurring the team to release him Wednesday, a league source told the L.A. Times.

The CBS telecast averaged 57.2 million viewers. Fox's early Thanksgiving reached a new high as well.

Soccer coaches have to change rosters depending on decisions of players, who can't compete with private clubs during the high school season.

With the NBA All-Star Game coming to Intuit Dome in February, a community initiative will give out free basketball hoops every day.