Shohei Ohtani is just two for his last 12 with six strikeouts and only one RBI in the playoffs. He also remains hitless when the bases have been empty, going 0 for 19.
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From Central Park to Katz’s Delicatessen, this unserious primer covers the Big Apple basics for any Angeleno considering a quick trip east for the NLCS.
The Rams won’t have to game plan for star receiver Davante Adams before playing the Raiders on Sunday because he’s been traded to the Jets. He’s teaming up with Aaron Rodgers again.
Southern California artists are invited to compete for a chance to have their art featured on the official L.A. 2026 World Cup poster.
U.S. men’s soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino understands he’ll need to work fast if he wants the team to make an impact at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Clippers rule Kawhi Leonard out for their preseason finale after Tyronn Lue said he wasn’t sure if Leonard would play in the team’s regular-season opener.
A snake wound its way across the top step of the Dodgers dugout during Game 2 of the NLCS, but it didn’t bring good luck in a 7-3 loss to the Mets.
Ex-Dodger Trevor Bauer sues the woman who accused him of sexual assault for allegedly breaching the terms of an agreement they reached last year to settle their civil lawsuits.
The Ottawa Senators’ Josh Norris scored his second goal of the game 56 seconds into overtime to defeat the visiting Kings, 8-7.
Before Game 2 of the NLCS, Kershaw told the Fox Sports pregame show that he is planning to play in 2025, when he can exercise a player option to stay with the Dodgers.
Teoscar Hernández is having a career year with the Dodgers, and his agent says the one-year, $23.5-million deal he signed has worked out after he was criticized for it.
We’re once again scratching our heads, wondering what Lincoln Riley was thinking at the end of a heartbreaking loss.
Jack Flaherty throws seven masterful innings, and Daniel Hudson and Ben Casparius finish the job as Dodgers rout Mets.
