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Peter Bourjos sets a fast pace in moving the Angels forward

Peter Bourjos sets a fast pace in moving the Angels forward

The speedy center fielder leads the league in saved runs. Bourjos has a chance to one day become one of the symbols of baseball's post-steroid era, a...

 

Local trades: A look at the smash hits and flops

Southland teams have dealt for Nolan Ryan, Gretzky, Kareem, Wilt, Kobe and Teemu. But the Dodgers also let Pedro and Piazza get away.

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Jered Weaver is the complete package in Angels' 5-1 win

Jered Weaver is the complete package in Angels' 5-1 win

Weaver figures to be the All-Star starter after improving to 11-4. Howie Kendrick extends his hitting streak to 16 games with a run-scoring double against the Seattle Mariners.

Bankruptcy judge sides with Major League Baseball in Dodgers' request for documents

Bankruptcy judge sides with Major League Baseball in Dodgers' request for documents

He rejects team's demands to depose Commissioner Bud Selig and obtain a wide range of documents about other teams' financial, security and television deals.

Dick Williams dies at 82; old-school manager won back-to-back World Series with the Oakland A's

Dick Williams dies at 82; old-school manager won back-to-back World Series with the Oakland A's

The Hall of Fame inductee spent more than six decades in pro baseball, signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers on the day he graduated from Pasadena High in 1947. As a manager he also won pennants with the Red Sox and Padres.

Women less likely than men to fake soccer injuries, study finds

Women less likely than men to fake soccer injuries, study finds

A new study hints that the practice may be somewhat testosterone-driven.

Cristie Kerr, amateur Amy Anderson tied at suspended U.S. Open

Cristie Kerr, amateur Amy Anderson tied at suspended U.S. Open

Thunderstorms halt play at Broadmoor with most rounds unfinished. Kris Blanks shoots 63 for John Deere Classic lead.

Edvald Boasson Hagen wins sixth stage of Tour de France

Edvald Boasson Hagen wins sixth stage of Tour de France

The Norwegian edges out countryman and overall leader Thor Hushovd to win the rain-soaked stage.

Nets' Deron Williams close to deal to play for Turkish team

Nets' Deron Williams close to deal to play for Turkish team

Besiktas club reports that negotiations with the All-Star point guard are continuing.

Jered Weaver, Clayton Kershaw among possible All-Star starters

Angels right-hander, who has the top AL earned-run average, and Dodgers left-hander are on a short list, managers say.

Angels' Jordan Walden named to All-Star roster

Angels' Jordan Walden named to All-Star roster

Rookie reliever replaces New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera, who opted out because of injury.

Andre Ethier unable to overtake Shane Victorino in All-Star vote

Andre Ethier unable to overtake Shane Victorino in All-Star vote

Dodgers outfielder is aced out in Final Vote competition, but maybe he still has a shot at being on the roster.

U.S. shows its vulnerability in 2-1 loss to Sweden in Women's World Cup

U.S. shows its vulnerability in 2-1 loss to Sweden in Women's World Cup

It is the first time in two decades of World Cup competition the U.S. has lost a first-round match. The consequences are unpleasant: Americans will face powerhouse Brazil in quarterfinals.

Chivas scores twice in second half to beat San Jose

Chivas scores twice in second half to beat San Jose

Ben Zemanski, Nick LaBrocca each contribute a goal to help end four-match winless streak.

2018 Winter Olympics go to South Korea

2018 Winter Olympics go to South Korea

In a landslide, Pyeongchang beats bids by Munich, Germany and Annecy, France, after months of intense lobbying.

Football players are smart, in their own way

Football players are smart, in their own way

Athletic intelligence is separate from classroom intelligence, and some players have both. The dumb jock isn't going to get very far.

Sports doctor Anthony Galea pleads guilty to bringing unapproved drugs into U.S.

Sports doctor Anthony Galea pleads guilty to bringing unapproved drugs into U.S.

Toronto healing specialist who has had high-profile clients was charged with smuggling human growth hormone and other substances across border.

His dream is a new field at L.A. City College

His dream is a new field at L.A. City College

Duke Russell played at the school in the '40s on a field since razed. The site he's eyeing is set to house a student union, but the 85-year-old advocate for community college sports is undeterred.

Shaquille O'Neal kidnapping case: Victim urged NBA star's ex-wife to 'pay up'

Shaquille O'Neal kidnapping case: Victim urged NBA star's ex-wife to 'pay up'

The alleged victim of a 2008 kidnapping incident linked to O'Neal contacted the player's ex-wife in recent weeks, according to court testimony Wednesday.

Last-place Dodgers are just taking up space, and there's nothing Ned Colletti can do about it

Last-place Dodgers are just taking up space, and there's nothing Ned Colletti can do about it

The season looks lost — no point in trading for help at the deadline. But turning into sellers and trading away top players like Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier is a nonstarter too. They're stuck.

Jellybean Bryant is still sweet on basketball

Jellybean Bryant is still sweet on basketball

Kobe's father, no ordinary Joe, loves working with young players and would like a job in the NBA one day.

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