L.A. Times - Sports

Nysos, who would have been favored in the $1-million Pacific Classic later this month at Del Mar, won't race again, his owner announces.

Sophie Woods — also known as Sophie Amy Grant — completed the 1,242-mile Via Alpina across eight countries in 28 days, nearly seven days faster than anyone else.

Valkryies coach Natalie Nakase on Sunday addressed Sophie Cunningham's stance about trans athletes in women's sports with reporters. Caitlin Clark mostly avoided doing so.

USC coach Lincoln Riley said the Trojans could not compromise on scheduling all future games against Notre Dame to early in the season.

Catcher Ben Rortvedt, who was acquired by the Dodgers at last year's trade deadline, returns to the Dodgers to provide depth at the catching position.

The success of the FIFA World Cup in Southern California provided valuable lessons for LA28 as it continues its preparations for the 2028 Olympic Games.

Another subpar outing for Emmet Sheehan coupled with the Dodgers' inability to find consistency on offense leads to an 8-4 loss to the Boston Red Sox.

Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers' president of baseball operations, provides insight into how the team acquired Tarik Skubal, the biggest prize of the trade deadline.

The Sparks got a potential lottery pick, another draft pick and a starting guard out of their trade with the Mercury for Kelsey Plum, aiding their rebuild.

The Brewers could have pushed harder to land game-changing pitcher Tarik Skubal, but they lack the urgency of the Dodgers to win now.

The veteran linebacker is likely playing in his final NFL season, but he still enjoys leading by example and being an elder statesman.

Mo'ne Davis rocketed to fame after a historic run in the Little League World Series. She's making history again with the Women's Professional Baseball League.

Ashton Lansdell, who has gained fame on social media, calls playing in the Women's Professional Baseball League a dream she knew would come true.

How the star defensive end is adjusting to his surroundings with the Rams and the high expectations placed on him.

Isabella Villareal hit a pinch-hit double, helping the Los Angeles Queens rally for a win over the New York Heights during the Women's Professional Baseball League debut game Saturday.