Rams, Staffords to pay hospital bills and broken camera costs for NFL photographer Kelly Smiley
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Ex-Angels employee convicted of providing drugs that led to Tyler Skaggs's overdose death
Former homicide detective Brian Foley on the rise of fentanyl in the US after a 13-year-old died at Connecticut school.
Los Angeles Rams, Matthew Stafford, wife Kelly to cover photographer's hospital bills after fall from stage
The Los Angeles Rams, quarterback Matthew Stafford and his wife, Kelly, said Thursday that they would pay a photographer's medical bills and replace her cameras after she fell off the stage at the team's Super Bowl celebration Wednesday.
Jury finds Eric Kay guilty of distributing fentanyl and causing the death of former pitcher Tyler Skaggs
The jury in the case against former Los Angeles Angels communications director Eric Kay has found him guilty of distributing fentanyl and causing the death of former pitcher Tyler Skaggs in 2019.
Former Angels employee convicted in Tyler Skaggs' overdose death
A former Los Angeles Angels employee was convicted Thursday of providing Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs the drugs that led to his overdose death in Texas.
2022 Super Bowl LVI: Cooper Kupp, Aaron Donald Star as Los Angeles Rams Down Cincinnati Bengals
Cooper Kupp scored two touchdowns and Aaron Donald spearheaded a fearsome defensive display as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 to win the Super Bowl on Sunday. Kupp scored a decisive touchdown with 1min 25sec remaining to give the Rams the lead at SoFi Stadium before Donald grabbed the Rams' record-breaking eighth sack of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow to seal a blockbuster victory. Donald's sack of Burrow was the dramatic final act of a gripping contest between the star-studded Rams and the Bengals, whose bid to win a first-ever Vince Lombardi Trophy fell agonizingly short.
Phil Mickelson will deal with Saudis to pressure PGA Tour
LOS ANGELES — Even though the Saudi Arabian government has been accused of myriad human rights violations by watchdog groups around the world, Phil Mickelson says he is willing to get involved with a Saudi-financed breakaway golf league to have leverage with the PGA Tour.
