Steve Henson returns to the Los Angeles Times as assistant Sports Editor after six years as Major League Baseball editor and columnist at Yahoo Sports and six years as senior editor at the USA Today Sports Media Group. Henson was a sports writer and editor at The Times from 1985-2007. Henson has been honored by APSE, the California News Publishers Assn., the Football Writers Assn. of America and U.S. Basketball Writers Assn.
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Fans chose the rosters. Now Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and Giants manager Gabe Kapler will choose starting lineups for the APBA SoCal vs. NorCal I-5 series.
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Major League Baseball will hold a five-round draft in June, a big reduction from the usual 40 rounds. Many Southland players are expected to be taken.
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The Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scheme was an “open secret” for several years, according to a Washington Post report. Many teams complained to MLB officials.
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A 2003 incident in Colorado tarnished Kobe Bryant’s reputation and threatened to end his career. A sexual assault charge against him was dropped.
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Catcher Jason Castro agreed to a one-year, $6.85 million contract with the Angels on Wednesday, filling their last glaring position-player need.
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Enrique Hernandez made the most of replacing A.J. Pollock in the Dodgers’ lineup, hitting a home run and a single while also making a spectacular catch.
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Veteran David Freese, Russell Martin, Chris Taylor and A.J. Pollock will come off the bench along with rookie Gavin Lux. Will Smith will catch Walker Buehler.
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Ace Max Scherzer pitched the eighth inning of Game 2, prompting the Nationals to push him back to Game 4. Anibal Sanchez, who was 11-8, will start Game 3.
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Joc Pederson’s home run in the Dodgers’ NLDS Game 1 win over the Nationals was hit harder than any of the team’s 279 regular-season homers.
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Erin States was 10 when she held up signs at the Oakland Coliseum that captured the desperation fans felt 25 years ago. Today she’s not much of a fan.