L.A. Times - Sports

Casey Wasserman's agency is now called 'The Team.' Wasserman and his investors are trying to sell his former namesake firm.

The Fanatics Flag Football Classic will take place March 21 at BMO Stadium in downtown Los Angeles. The event features a number of NFL stars, including Tom Brady, as well as the U.S. national team.

The Chargers bolstered their run-blocking options Monday ahead of the official start of NFL free agency by agreeing to terms with Charlie Kolar.

In the aftermath of not singing the Iranian national anthem before a soccer match in Australia, Australian police assisted in placing five members of Iran's women's team in a safe house.

Travis Kelce contemplated retirement after the Chiefs' disappointing 6-11 season, but reportedly has decided to return to Kansas City for one more season.

The Rams continue to bolster their secondary with former Kansas City Chiefs cornerbacks, agreeing to a three-year deal with Jaylen Watson.

Follow NFL free agency, starting with the 'legal tampering' period that begins Monday morning. The Miami Dolphins announced they will release longtime quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

Rancho Palo Verdes resident Taylor Fritz leads a crop of promising young Americans who are pushing to break through the top of pro tennis.

Ryan Ward was the Pacific Coast League's MVP playing for triple-A Oklahoma City last season. But gaining a promotion to the Dodgers has been tough with such a loaded roster.

Malik Willis, Kyler Murray, George Pickens and Jaelen Phillips are among some of the top players available heading into the start of NFL free agency.

The Lakers have struggled against the NBA's best teams, but they showed a level of defensive stinginess against the Knicks that could serve them well.

Former Miami Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold reunites with the Chargers defensive coordinator Mike McDaniel in L.A. on a reported two-year deal.

All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie, acquired by the Rams in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs, agrees to a four-year contract worth $124 million

The UCLA women's basketball team rolled to a 51-point win over Iowa in the Big Ten tournament title game, showing it deserves the No. 1 overall seed.