L.A. Times - Sports

Tennis star Ben Shelton forgot to shout out girlfriend Trinity Rodman after his U.S. Open win against Carlos Alcaraz. The soccer star appears to be cutting him a break — after all, it was nearly 4 a.m.

The attorney for the woman accusing Byron Scott of sexual assault says the former Laker's bankruptcy filing is a "pathetic and cowardly" attempt to dodge his civil trial.

After a tumultuous run leading the Pac-12, Larry Scott has returned to tennis and emerged as an adviser to players fighting for better pay.

Sierra Canyon prevails over Marymount in 15-13, fifth-set victory in Mission League opener on Tuesday night.

San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan isn't pleased his team had to give up a "home game" at SoFi Stadium and is determined to beat the favored Rams.

Matthew Fine quit football after his sophomore year to focus on lacrosse; now he's back as star senior running back at Loyola.

Last week against Chaparral, Preston Beck completed 19 of 21 passes for 228 yards and one touchdown with zero interceptions for an undefeated San Clemente.

Sam Farmer makes his picks and score predictions for Week 1 of the 2026 season, with the Rams winning in Australia and the Chargers beating the Cardinals.

Some of the biggest questions of the 2026 season will center upon quarterbacks who are looking to shine in the playoffs or prove themselves at the NFL level.

Dodgers catcher Will Smith, who spent weeks on the injured list, hits key home run as Dodgers defeat the Cincinnati Reds.

Shohei Ohtani was out of the lineup again Tuesday, as the Dodgers ease him back into regular play after four days off.

Aaron Donald, who announced his comeback from retirement just over two weeks ago, will not travel with the Rams to Australia to play the 49ers.

Phil Jackson will become the latest Laker immortalized at Crypto.com Arena, with a statue by sculptor Omri Amrany set to be unveiled April 9.