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Clippers star Kawhi Leonard had an off night but still nearly recorded a triple-double and contributed to a victory over his ex-team.
Eight teams hired a new manager this offseason, yet none interviewed Mike Scioscia, who managed the Angels for 19 years before stepping down a year ago.
Don Cherry, hockey commentator in Canada, was fired after a TV rant in which he said new immigrants were not honoring the country’s fallen soldiers.
The Rams will have to further shuffle their offensive line with Brian Allen being ruled out for the season and right tackle Rob Havenstein out at least a week.
Nine Pac-12 teams, led by conference champion Stanford, received invitations to the national tournament. USC and UCLA are both No. 2 seeds.
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Kawhi Leonard’s buzzer beater against the 76ers gave the Raptors and Fred VanVleet a chance at greatness. Now that Leonard’s gone, they both know the path to glory. -
Garth Lagerwey, the man who built the roster as the Sounders’ general manager, said this year’s team was different from the rest.
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Kawhi Leonard faced Raptors double-teams from start to finish Monday at Staples Center, finishing with 12 points, 11 rebounds, nine assists but also nine turnovers.
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Raptors coach Nick Nurse had something special planned for Kawhi Leonard when his team met the reigning NBA Finals MVP in L.A.More Coverage
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The 49ers kept their undefeated season going a few minutes longer with a 47-yard field goal to force overtime. Then, the Seahawks ended their run with a 42-yard field goal.
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Southern California has long been a mecca for top high school basketball players, but the current crop of standouts might be the best yet.
Times Voices
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Rex Chapman went from playing in the NBA to battling an opioid addiction to stealing from an Apple Store. He’s found new life and purpose on social media.
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Usually explosive Rams produce a field goal on offense, and squander a defensive effort that included a fumble return for a TD and a safety in loss to Steelers.
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The defensive framework coach Frank Vogel carefully put in place — a foundation the Lakers reinforced with enthusiasm and effort the past few weeks — fell apart.
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As speculation over his future intensified, USC coach Clay Helton made a simple demand of his players.
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Load management has become a dirty phrase in the NBA, but the Clippers keeping Kawhi Leonard out of games only hurts one group of fans.
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Bruce Boudreau won’t spend his life worrying about whether or not he’ll be fired by the Minnesota Wild, but he’s fully aware it could happen, and soon.
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Rams and Chargers
Rams switch out players left and right on the offensive line because of more injuries as the Steelers defense dominates in 17-12 victory by Pittsburgh.
Cooper Kupp went into Sunday’s game as the Rams’ leading receiver, a player who amassed 225 yards in his last game and ranked as the NFL’s top third-down target. He did not catch a pass against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Rams’ 17-12 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers by the numbers
The Rams’ 17-12 loss to the Steelers dropped their record to 5-4, ruined a homecoming for star Aaron Donald and put the Rams season on verge of collapse.
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Lakers star Anthony Davis has been listed on the injury report for the first time this season. The Lakers play the Suns on Tuesday in Phoenix.
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The Lakers could not capitalize on some chances down the stretch against the Raptors on Sunday, as a couple of plays did not go their way in a 113-104 loss.
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The Lakers lost 113-104 to the Raptors despite a triple-double from LeBron James and 27 points from Anthony Davis, ending their seven-game winning streak.
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A look at the best images from the Clippers’ game against the Toronto Raptors on Nov. 11 at Staples Center.
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Forward Paul George is expected to make his Clippers debut soon, and teaming with fellow All-Star Kawhi Leonard will be a new dynamic.
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When Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard plays against Toronto on Monday at Staples Center for the first time since leaving town, nothing crazy is expected.
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Kawhi Leonard faced Raptors double-teams from start to finish Monday at Staples Center, finishing with 12 points, 11 rebounds, nine assists but also nine turnovers.
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Girls’ tennis: Southern Section quarterfinal results and semifinal pairings
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The injuries just keep piling up for the U.S. men’s national team.
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The Angels’ spending priorities are focused on the mound, not behind the plate, but signing ace Gerrit Cole could motivate them to bring in Martin Maldonado.
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UCLA has a clear path to the Pac-12 championship game, but the Bruins must beat Utah in Salt Lake City on Saturday to have a chance.
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The Kings had been juggling their lines since Trevor Lewis’ injury last week.
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Former Dorsey coach has Generals at 9-2 in City Section Division III playoffs
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Playing just one day after his brother died, Cassius Winston scored 17 points and had 11 assists to lead Michigan State.
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Upset victories by the Titans, Falcons and Steelers had bettors reeling another costly Sunday while sportbooks kept their NFL winning streak alive.
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UCLA remains in contention for a bowl bid, but its chances of finishing first in the Pac-12 South are slim unless it beats Utah on Saturday.
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They can’t get on track on offense and lose to Pittsburgh, 17-12.
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Don Cherry, hockey commentator in Canada, was fired after a TV rant in which he said new immigrants were not honoring the country’s fallen soldiers.
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Eight teams hired a new manager this offseason, yet none interviewed Mike Scioscia, who managed the Angels for 19 years before stepping down a year ago.
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Kawhi Leonard’s buzzer beater against the 76ers gave the Raptors and Fred VanVleet a chance at greatness. Now that Leonard’s gone, they both know the path to glory.
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Although the Dodgers likely will avoid the luxury tax again, they could be aggressive in pursuing free agents or trades to bolster the rotation and lineup.
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Garth Lagerwey, the man who built the roster as the Sounders’ general manager, said this year’s team was different from the rest.
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Lou Farrar was at Charter Oak High in Covina for 39 years of his 50 years as a coach. He won five Southern Section championships among his more than 300 wins.
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Girls’ volleyball: Southern California Regional pairings
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El Camino Real cross-country and track coach Jun Reichl returns to college to pursue a PhD in neuroscience.
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Running back Michael Smith rushed for 167 yards in Grant’s 38-34 win over Fairfax.
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Coming into the Southern Section Division 1 girls’ volleyball championship game, Redondo Union hadn’t dropped a set all season when fully healthy.
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Baseball
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The Angels are set to unveil their stadium pitch to Anaheim officials Nov. 15, leaving 32 days to negotiate a complex deal that could reshape the area.
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The Dodgers need to face the truth: Clayton Kershaw is no longer an ace; Kenley Jansen is no longer the closer; and not all kids are cut out for the postseason.
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Angels center fielder Mike Trout and Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger were each named 2019 season MVP finalists by Major League Baseball on Monday.
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The Angels are prepared to move fast to get a free agent like pitcher Gerrit Cole. The question is: Will he and his agent Scott Boras let them?
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Connor McDavid had a hat trick and became the eighth NHL player to record 400 points before his 23rd birthday as Edmonton defeated the Anaheim 6-2 on Sunday.
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Defenseman Shea Weber scored two power-play goals in the Montreal Canadiens’ 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Saturday night.
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The Montreal Canadiens’ glory days created a special bond between the team and fans that continues to live on despite the team’s lack of success in recent years.
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Kings coach Todd McLellan and Ducks coach Dallas Eakins have cut back on morning skates, as athletes are better conditioned and more cautiously cared for.
USC & UCLA
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As USC’s quarterback sat in the medical tent and his center was sidelined because of a strained calf, backups took the reins and helped the Trojans earn a win.
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Coach Mick Cronin was a human inferno at halftime because UCLA had generated just five deflections on defense against UC Santa Barbara.
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Kenan Christon has played a valuable role for USC, but will coach Clay Helton sideline him in order to retain the running back’s ability to redshirt?
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USC jumped out to a massive lead before penalties and mistakes opened the door for Arizona State, but the Trojans held on for a 31-26 victory.
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The Seattle Sounders score all their goals in the second half of a 3-1 win over Toronto FC to become the sixth MLS franchise with multiple titles.
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The Seattle Sounders and Toronto FC have implemented similar strategies on the way to the MLS Cup title match, but will they sustain their success in 2020?
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The semifinals and final of the CONCACAF women’s qualifying tournament for summer’s Olympic soccer tournament will be played Feb. 7-9 in Carson.
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Liverpool and Manchester City meet Sunday for the first time this season, Bayern Munich looks to rebound, and it’s a free-for-all for first in Spain.
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