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They're either going 162-0 or hey, they lost a game and are actually human! Columnizing off getaway day.

Fans flocked to watch star Lionel Messi, but LAFC Academy product Nathan Ordaz stole the show by scoring the game's only goal to beat Inter Miami on Wednesday.

Kawhi Leonard scored 28 points and all five Clippers starters scored in double figures as the team rolled to a home win over the Pelicans on Wednesday.

The Dodgers did a lot wrong and dug a big hole against the Braves, but Shohei Ohtani's walk-off home run helped extend the team's perfect start.

Hunter Manning struck out 16 batters during West Ranch's 12-0 victory over Valencia on Wednesday. Check out other Southern California baseball results.

For the second time since Trump took office, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says the league's diversity efforts, which include the Rooney Rule, won't end.

The energetic, rim-running center has been given increased minutes and his play continues to pay dividends for the Lakers as they fight for playoff position.

The central takeaway from the shower of Monopoly money is the Dodgers' extensive use of deferred salaries that substantially lower the present-day value of contracts.

Steve Smith, Randy Wolf and Reggie Morris Sr. will be among those to be honored on Sunday. Let's take a trip down memory lane to remember their greatness.

Cesar Ruvalcaba took the college soccer route to reach pro soccer, first starring at Cal Poly Pomona before transferring to Southern Methodist.