Dodgers starter Landon Knack gives up three home runs and the Diamondbacks score four more off reliever Nick Ramirez in the ninth to take a 9-3 win.
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Bring back smaller bases. Get rid of the ghost runner. And smash the pitch clock — this fan wants to keep the game languorous and unexpected.
Dodgers star Freddie Freeman is two doubles away from 500 in his career. Only 64 other MLB players have reached the milestone.
Rivals Caitlin Clark of the Fever and Angel Reese of the Sky will be teammates as WNBA All-Stars. Their team plays the U.S. Olympic squad before the Paris Games.
Gov. Gavin Newsom will host the weekly podcast ‘Politickin’’ with ex-NFL star running back Marshawn Lynch and his agent Doug Hendrickson. It premiers July 15.
LeBron and the Lakers have put Bronny James in a terrible position, and he shouldn’t be taking the blame.
Disney CEO Bob Iger and his wife Willow Bay are close to completing a deal that would see them invest $250 million in Angel City FC.
The Sparks’ Aari McDonald and Stephanie Talbot scored 17 points apiece, but the Washington Mystics rallied for an 82-80 win Tuesday night.
Biniam Girmay grew up in Eritrea watching the Tour de France on TV. This week, he became the first Black cyclist to win a stage in the premier cycling race.
General manager Rob Pelinka says “launching” the careers of the Lakers’ two rookies is part of helping coach JJ Redick build a foundation.
Former Warrior Klay Thompson’s choice of Mavericks over Lakers disappointed his father, Mychal, who played for L.A. and is the team’s radio color commentator.
The Dodgers annually lead the majors in attendance but almost never lead in All-Star voting. Why is that?
For the first time in years, there’s something to celebrate in UCLA’s recruiting of high school football players.
