L.A. Times - Sports

Luka Doncic had 25 points for the Lakers, but they couldn't stop the Celtics from beyond the three-point line and lost 111-89.

Lauren Betts had a double-double with 19 points and 14 rebounds as the No. 2 UCLA Bruins rout Wisconsin.

Jacob Bridgeman wins for the first time on the PGA Tour and threatens the tournament scoring record at the Genesis Invitational.

On the day his statue was unveiled outside Crypto.com Arena, Showtime era coach Pat Riley urged the Lakers to fight to create legacies worth chasing.

In just over two years, the United States will host the country's first Summer Games since 1996, welcoming an Olympic movement that is surging in popularity but unsteady in a changing world.

With three-time All-Star catcher Will Smith in front of him, Dalton Rushing's role is clear: He is the Dodgers' backup catcher. What will that yield in 2026?

St. John Bosco and Orange Lutheran remain atop The Times' high school baseball rankings one week into the 2026 season.

Jack Levey, Palisades' three-point shooting star, has played a leading role in pushing the Dolphins to the edge of a City Section Open Division title.

Jack Hughes scores in overtime to lift the United States to a 2-1 overtime win against rival Canada for the gold medal at the Milan-Cortina Olympics.

The 6-foot-5, 260-pound junior defensive lineman in football also is impacting basketball games for the Lions.

Fanatics has been heavily criticized for poor product, but the dominant pro sports apparel company isn't solely to blame for its biggest gaffes.

The Cougars return pitchers Coral Williams and Peyton May as well as plenty of sluggers. Trinity League powers Orange Lutheran and JSerra are among the contenders.

The Milan-Cortina Games created a stunning Italian backdrop for an Olympics that saw records fall, golden performances and a some Shakespearean-like drama.

The brains behind the Showtime Lakers guided the team to seven NBA Finals and four titles in nine seasons. Sunday he becomes the first coach to get a statue.

Several California teenagers have found themselves at the center of an intense national debate around transgender kids participating in school sports. They aren't backing down.