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Aaron Donald looks happy again, and five other takeaways from the Rams’ 27-9 win over the New Orleans Saints
What went wrong and what worked for the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday? Here’s what we learned from the team’s loss to the Detroit Lions.
San Diego Lincoln students and cheer squad were said to be heckled by fans using racial slurs.
A creative entrance video ushered in Angels closer Hansel Robles’ viral moment, but his 100-mph fastball and devastating changeup have made him a mainstay.
USC coach Clay Helton defended his offensive coordinator’s performance, while reiterating that Graham Harrell “is making all the calls.”
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Pittsburgh Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger is out for the season with an elbow injury; New Orleans Saints’ Drew Brees could miss six weeks with thumb injury. -
Unbeaten Hunters open Valley Mission League against Reseda on Friday
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The Rams defeated the New Orleans Saints while the Chargers had a disappointing loss to the Detroit Lions.
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The crown jewel of the Breeders’ Cup, Nov. 1-2 at Santa Anita, already has six qualifiers through the win-and-you’re-in program. Let’s take a look at them.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic had a hat trick and broke Los Angeles’ season goal record with 26 in the Galaxy’s 7-2 victory over Sporting Kansas City on Sunday night.
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Dodgers edge the Mets 3-2 behind Jedd Gyorko’s clutch hit and a novel use of the bullpen by manager Dave Roberts.
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Saints quarterback Drew Brees says he has gotten X-rays and will be meeting with a hand specialist in Los Angeles to determine the severity of his thumb injury.
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UCLA’s blowout loss to Oklahoma amid another 0-3 start begs the question: Would coach Chip Kelly ever consider resigning before being fired?
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USC coach Clay Helton lost one of his biggest allies in Lynn Swann last week, and the Trojans’ loss to BYU won’t help Helton’s chances of staying employed.
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It’s depressing to see sparse crowds at the Rose Bowl watching a UCLA football team that can’t even entice fans to come to their games with free tickets.
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Some see Antonio Brown’s legal troubles in a “boys will be boys” mentality that still takes precedence whenever such a revelation comes to light.
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After months of consternation, dismissed lawsuits and anger, New Orleans Saints fans still have faith in their team’s championship aspirations.
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Hyun-Jin Ryu pitches seven scoreless innings to match the Mets’ Jacob deGrom, but the Dodgers’ bullpen strategy doesn’t work in the eighth in a 3-0 loss.
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Craig Kimbrel and Ken Giles of the Red Sox and Astros, respectively, were supplanted in the ninth inning of clinching World Series games by starters.
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The Dodgers’ Rich Hill thinks he may be able to adjust his mechanics to minimize his knee pain, but manager Dave Roberts wants to see what an MRI shows.
Rams and Chargers
Rams running back Todd Gurley isn’t seeing the same workload this season. Are the Rams just being careful or is something else going on?
Rams’ Cooper Kupp shows he’s completely healthy, catching five passes for 120 yards in the Rams’ 27-9 victory over the Saints.
The Rams beat the Saints 27-9 in a rematch of last year’s NFC championship game after Saints Drew Brees sustains an injury to his throwing hand.
Ty Long, pressed into kicking duties with Michael Badgley injured, missed field-goal tries of 39 and 41 yards in the Chargers’ 13-10 loss to Lions.
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The Rams defeated the New Orleans Saints while the Chargers had a disappointing loss to the Detroit Lions.
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Beau Bridges recalls trying out for the team, embracing John Wooden’s Pyramid of Success and portraying his “funny as hell” mentor in a one-man play.
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Eddy Pineiro kicks a 53-yard field goal as time expires to give the Chicago Bears a stunning, last-second victory over the Denver Broncos.
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John Ralston, a former Cal player who guided Stanford to two Rose Bowl victories and later coached the Denver Broncos, has died. He was 92.
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Martin Truex Jr. raced his way into the second round of NASCAR’s playoffs with a victory Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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Joaquin Niemann became the first player from Chile to win on the PGA Tour, shooting a 6-under 64 on Sunday for a six-stroke victory in A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier.
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Angels slugger Mike Trout has been experiencing pain in his right foot and will undergo season-ending surgery this week to correct the problem.
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He has a cryptic message for the media after missing two extra points on Sunday.
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The Chargers stifled the Detroit Lions’ offensive attack for most of the game until Matthew Stafford found Kenny Golladay on a game-changing TD pass.
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Austin Ekeler’s fumble at the one is one of Chargers’ several miscues of a scoreless second half in 13-10 loss to the Lions.
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Ty Long botches two field-goal attempts, and Philip Rivers throws an end-zone interception in the final seconds of the Chargers’ 13-10 loss to Detroit.
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LA Stadium and Entertainment District at Hollywood Park has reached a 20-year agreement that gives SoFi the naming rights for the Rams and Chargers’ future stadium.
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Pittsburgh Steelers’ Ben Roethlisberger is out for the season with an elbow injury; New Orleans Saints’ Drew Brees could miss six weeks with thumb injury.
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San Diego Lincoln students and cheer squad were said to be heckled by fans using racial slurs.
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UCLA’s blowout loss to Oklahoma amid another 0-3 start begs the question: Would coach Chip Kelly ever consider resigning before being fired?
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Aaron Donald looks happy again, and five other takeaways from the Rams’ 27-9 win over the New Orleans Saints
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Southern California high school football schedule for Week 4 of the 2019 season.
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High school football scores from across the Southland for Saturday, Sept. 15, and before.
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Senior quarterback runs for four touchdowns in win over Baltimore (Md.) St. Frances
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A look at the top 25 high school football teams in the Southland and how they fared this week.
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Phillips completes 33-yard pass to set up tying touchdown at St. John Bosco
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With several injured players out of the lineup, the Los Angeles Angels fall 3-1 to the Tampa Bay Rays for their sixth consecutive loss.
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The Angels are shutting down left fielder Justin Upton for the remainder of the season after he was diagnosed with patellar tendinitis in his right knee.
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Andrew Heaney struggles, making a quick exit in the Angels’ 11-4 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani did not play because of injury.
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Angels slugger and pitcher Shohei Ohtani will undergo surgery Friday on his left kneecap. He’s expected to be sidelined eight to 12 weeks.
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The Kings know they haven’t been a good team since their last Stanley Cup win, and first-year coach Todd McLellan faces a tough task in transforming the team.
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After a long period of success, the Kings and Ducks missed the playoffs last season. They both open their training camps Friday with plenty of questions.
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Several Kings prospects impressed Mike Strothers, the organization’s rookie team coach, during a tournament in Irvine hosted by the Ducks.
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Jaret Anderson-Dolan surprisingly made the Kings’ roster opening-night last season but was sent down after five games. He’s determined to stick around this season.
USC & UCLA
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UCLA’s heavily stocked running back corps was supposed to be one of the team’s biggest strengths, but it struggled to make any sort of impact.
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UCLA coach Chip Kelly stays with Dorian Thompson-Robinson at quarterback even as the sophomore shows more inconsistency in a 48-14 loss to Oklahoma.
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UCLA can’t stop quarterback Jalen Hurts and Oklahoma in a 48-14 loss at the Rose Bowl, dropping the Bruins to 0-3. The No. 5 Sooners improve to 3-0.
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USC has trouble containing BYU quarterback Zach Wilson on scrambles, and the Trojans will see plenty of running quarterbacks moving forward.
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If Prime Minister Boris Johnson makes good on his pledge to get Britain out of the European Union next month, it could have dire soccer consequences.
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Plenty remains at stake for LAFC and the Galaxy in their respective playoff pictures heading into the final stretch of the MLS regular season.
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Nicolas Mezquida scores the decisive goal on a penalty kick in the 85th minute for the Colorado Rapids in a 2-1 victory over the Galaxy.
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Peru’s Luis Abram scores on a header for 1-0 victory over South American rival Brazil at the Coliseum.
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