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IN THE MOMENTS after LeBron James topped Stephen Curry's 37 points with an ageless 42-point, 17-rebound effort to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 120-112 win in their latest duel, the Golden State Warriors star had to hear «I Love L.A.» blare as he ran into the storied franchise's newest superstar.
Marcus Stroman reported to New York Yankees spring training on Friday after missing the first two days of workouts and said he will refuse to pitch out of the bullpen.
NORTH PORT, Fla. — Ronald Acuña says he has almost completely recovered after tearing his left ACL while playing for the Atlanta Braves last May.
The Sports ministry has rejected speculation that it would consider harnessing the country's massive pool of aspiring cricketers to turn them into baseball medal prospects at the Asian Games or Olympics, saying that such an idea has never been discussed or considered at any level. A ministry source said that suggestions that this came up for discussion at the Mission Olympic Cell (MOC) meeting earlier this week are "wrong", pointing out that baseball is not even a recognised national federation at this point.
LOS ANGELES — The stage was already big, the moment already heavy with anticipation, so JuJu Watkins made sure her performance would not be forgotten.
Cultural sensation Beyonce has announced a Cowboy Carter UK tour in June, visiting London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for six nights.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Clayton Kershaw admittedly wasn't prepared for what foot surgery would entail. He spent four weeks on crutches and another four weeks in a walking boot. For more than a month, every step brought with it excruciating pain. Being a normal dad to his four children was difficult.
LOS ANGELES — Kevin McGuff sat at a podium inside the Galen Center on Saturday night and sighed. The Ohio State women's basketball coach took off his reading glasses after a glimpse at the box score, ran his hands through his hair and tried to make sense of the gauntlet his team had just gone through.