Dylan Hernández
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Dylan Hernández is a former Sports columnist with the Los Angeles Times. Before that, he was the Dodgers beat writer. Hernandez grew up in South Pasadena and graduated from UCLA in 2002, after which he worked at the San Jose Mercury News for five years.
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Are the Rams really about to entrust star wide receiver Puka Nacua with the responsibility of projecting their virtues after the controversial week he just had?
Austin Reaves has to score for this version of the Lakers to beat a team like the San Antonio Spurs. He has to score because they can’t stop anyone.
UCLA has hired many football coaches who have failed to make the Bruins consistent winners. Money and support may actually make Bob Chesney different.
USC has hit a plateau under coach Lincoln Riley, Dylan Hernández writes, beating rival UCLA Saturday but falling well short of title contention.
Concerns over LeBron James’ ability to meld with his particular team were never based on his basketball IQ or skillset but instead how open he would be to accepting a reduced role.
The Rams are proving to be legitimate Super Bowl contenders, finding ways to win even when star quarterback Matthew Stafford doesn’t have the greatest day.
Shohei Ohtani was awarded his fourth MVP award on Thursday, but the designation fails to encapsulate his influence on the team that employs him and the league in which he plays.
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Hernández: The Dodgers’ World Series championship core is aging. But they need to keep it intact
How could the Dodgers unload any of their superstars, regardless of how much they could decline in the next year? How could they not retain their key free agents, regardless of age?