Sports

Some L.A. Times readers believe baseball fans should go on strike after witnessing the latest bickering between MLB billionaires and millionaires.

Canceling games due to the MLB lockout hurts players, fans and stadium employees — all over what amounts to crumbs for billionaire owners.

Defensive lapses prove costly for the Ducks in a 5-4 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights, the Ducks’ seventh loss in 10 games.

An eagle on No. 18 lifted Cameron Beckman into a seven-under 64 for the first-round lead at the PGA Tour Champions’ Hoag Classic in Newport Beach.

Eli Scott scored 24 points, but Loyola Marymount fell 85-60 to Brigham Young in the second round of the West Coast Conference tournament Friday night.

Viktor Arvidsson scores three goals, the last coming in overtime, to lift the Kings to their eighth win in 11 games.

A federal judge in Philadelphia approved new rules that seek to eliminate racial bias in the testing and payout of NFL concussion claims.

Santa Anita Handicap headlines six graded stakes races at Arcadia track. Bob Baffert takes two to post in the San Felipe Stakes after losing latest ruling by KHRC.

A shorter season is right up the Dodgers’ alley.

The lockout is preventing the Angels from many important matters, including checking on the status of injured players Mike Trout and Anthony Rendon.

In the latest NHL roundtable, Los Angeles Times staffers discuss whether the Kings and Ducks can end their playoff droughts and who is the Kings’ No. 1 goalie.

The Clippers left no doubt during a 132-111 victory that extended their winning streak to five and pushed the Lakers’ losing streak to four.