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By Jack Bantock, CNN
Los Angeles Sport News
LeBron James, thrilled to be 'able to play basketball,' steers Los Angeles Lakers to victory in return
LOS ANGELES — LeBron James picked things back up right where he left them, continuing his offensive surge with 29 points in the Los Angeles Lakers' 122-115 overtime win over the New York Knicks on Saturday following a five-game absence with swelling in his left knee.
Los Angeles Lakers' Russell Westbrook on getting benched for OT - All that matters is we won
LOS ANGELES — For the second time this season, Russell Westbrook was benched by Los Angeles Lakers coach Frank Vogel to close out a game. Only this time, the Lakers won, beating the New York Knicks 122-115 in overtime on Saturday.
LeBron returns from injury, his triple-double sparks Lakers past Knicks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — LeBron James returned from a five-game absence due to injury and had a triple-double of 29 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists, and the Los Angeles Lakers rallied from a 21-point, second-quarter deficit, beating the New York Knicks 122-115 in overtime Saturday night.
Sources - All-Star center Liz Cambage verbally commits to Los Angeles Sparks
Free-agent center Liz Cambage has verbally committed to play for the Los Angeles Sparks, sources told ESPN Saturday night.
Kyle Busch tops qualifying for the Clash at the Los Angeles Coliseum; Tyler Reddick second
Kyle Busch was the fastest qualifier in qualifying Saturday night at the Los Angeles Coliseum, earning one of the pole positions for the four heat races that will determine the field Sunday for the main event in the Busch Light Clash.
LeBron James could return from knee injury for Los Angeles Lakers' game vs. New York Knicks, sources say
LeBron James, who has missed the Los Angeles Lakers' past five games with swelling in his left knee, could return tonight against the New York Knicks (8:30 p.m. ET, ABC), sources told ESPN's Dave McMenamin.
Pakistan Bans Former Hockey Player, Member Of 1984 Los Angeles Olympics Gold Medal-Winning Team, For Criticising PM Imran Khan
Pakistan's sports authorities have banned for 10 years ex-hockey player Rashid-ul-Hasan, a member of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics gold medal-winning team, for allegedly using offensive language against Prime Minister Imran Khan, a media report said on Friday. Rashid, 62, while categorically denying the allegations of using offensive language, is considering the option to challenge the ban in the court of law, the Dawn newspaper reported. He was banned by the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) on Thursday for 10 years after he criticised Prime Minister Khan -- who is also PHF patron-in-chief -- on a social media platform over the decline of the sport in the country, it said.