Playing political football with women's basketball
As we reach the Ides of Women’s History Month, we tu to sports, because it’s March Madness time, which further means it’s time to hit the books to handicap the 64 teams in your a ually vain attempt to win the office bracket pool, which (even further) our friend and, ironically, City Prosecutor Doug ...
After 7-1 win, streaking Anaheim Ducks host NY Rangers
RANGERS AT DUCKS Faceoff: 7:30 p.m. TV/Radio: FSW, 830-AM Update: Ducks coach Bruce Boudreau won his 200th game with the team Monday, a 7-1 rout of the New Jersey Devils. He became the second Ducks coach to reach 200 victories in his career and only the seventh coach in NHL history to win 200 or mor...
Dustin Poirier vs. Bobby Green added to UFC 199 at The Forum
A showdown between two ranked lightweights has been added to UFC 199 as No. 10 Dustin “The Diamond” Poirier has agreed to face No. 12 Bobby ‘King’ Green on June 4 at The Forum in Inglewood. It is the first fight to join two highly anticipated main-event championships bouts — a rematch between middle...
LA Clippers face tough road trip after lopsided loss
A team never likes to head out on a long, difficult road trip after having been tagged with a one-sided loss. That’s what the Clippers face after a 24-point setback to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday afte oon at Staples Center. The Clippers begin their five-game roadie Tuesday at San Antonio and p...
UCLA women's hoops earns No. 3 seed in NCAA Tournament
Less than an hour after the NCAA Tou ament field was unveiled, Cori Close gestured at her finger. Heading into March Madness for the second time as the UCLA women’s basketball coach, she wanted to remember what she had won last year: a WNIT ring. The Bruins are poised for bigger things this spring, ...
Lakers coach Byron Scott: No effort, no minutes
Periodic hustle is not enough to keep one on the basketball court. Not when Byron Scott is in charge. The Lakers head coach loved what he saw from his team when it shocked the basketball world with a 112-95 rout of the high-flying Golden State Warriors on March 6 at Staples Center. The Lakers (14-53...
UCLA women's hoops earns No. 3 seed in NCAA Tournament
The UCLA women’s basketball team ea ed a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tou ament on Monday evening — the same spot it was in when it last appeared in March Madness three years ago. The Bruins will host No. 14 Hawaii at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, with the wi er advancing to play either South Florida or Colorado...
LA Clippers face tough road trip after lopsided loss
A team never likes to head out on a long, difficult road trip after having been tagged with a one-sided loss. That’s what the Clippers face after a 24-point setback to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday afte oon at Staples Center. The Clippers begin their five-game roadie Tuesday at San Antonio and p...
LA Rams sign CB Coty Sensabaugh to 3-year deal
While the Rams focused primarily on retaining their own free agents during the first week of free agency, they always had their eyes on the open market. Which meant retaining linebacker Mark Barron, defensive ends Williams Hayes and Eugene Sims, centers Tim Ba es and Brian Folkerts, safety Cody Davi...
LA Clippers face tough road trip after lopsided loss
A team never likes to head out on a long, difficult road trip after having been tagged with a one-sided loss. That’s what the Clippers face after a 24-point setback to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday afte oon at Staples Center. The Clippers begin their five-game roadie Tuesday at San Antonio and p...
LA Rams still active as second wave of free agency hits
While the Rams focused primarily on retaining their own free agents during the first week of free agency, they always had their eyes on the open market. Sure, they ultimately retained linebacker Mark Barron, defensive ends Williams Hayes and Eugene Sims, centers Tim Ba es and Brian Folkerts, safety ...
LA Rams still active as second wave of free agency hits
While the Rams focused primarily on retaining their own free agents during the first week of free agency, they always had their eyes on the open market. Sure, they ultimately retained linebacker Mark Barron, defensive ends Williams Hayes and Eugene Sims, centers Tim Ba es and Brian Folkerts, safety ...