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2012 Stanley Cup Champions Los Angeles Kings will bring the Stanley Cup trophy from Staples Center to Dodgers Stadium, Wednesday night.
What did L.A. Kings captain Dustin Brown do with the Stanley Cup when he woke up this morning? Drink chocolate milk and blow bubbles out of it, of course!
The high priced outfielder Vernon Wells will be out longer than expected as his thumb is not healing properly.
Exonerated former Long Beach Poly football star Brian Banks will return to Pacific Northwest Wednesday where he will workout at the Seattle Seahawks minicamp.
Did Kobe Bryant patch things up on the homefront? TMZ.com reports that the Los Angeles Lakers All-Star guard and wife Vanessa may not be heading for divorce after all. Back in December, Vanessa filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
The Dodgers and Andre Ethier are in agreement on an $85-million, five-year contract extension.
The Charlotte Bobcats are inching closer to naming a new head coach after trimming their coaching search three — Jerry Sloan, Brian Shaw and Quin Snyder, said a person familiar with the situation.
Monday was an emotional night for Kings fans who finally got to see their beloved hockey team take home a Stanley Cup Championship.
After claiming the NHL Stanley Cup Championship for the first time in franchise history, the Los Angeles Kings feel its time to celebrate.
Mike Trout homered and scored the winning run in the ninth inning as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 on Monday night to begin the Freeway Series at Dodger Stadium.
The Los Angeles Kings have completed one of the most improbable playoff runs in NHL history, beating the New Jersey Devils 6-1 to capture their first Stanley Cup in team history.
A third Sutter is getting his name on the Stanley Cup.
Beach volleyball legend Gene Selznick, a Hall of Fame player who introduced Wilt Chamberlain to the sport and went on to coach Olympians from Sinjin Smith to Misty May-Treanor, has died, one of his sons said Monday. He was 82.
Kings goalie Jonathan Quick has won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoff MVP after yielding just 29 goals in Los Angeles' 20 playoff games on the way to the franchise's first Stanley Cup title.
Move over, Lakers and Dodgers. Step aside, Trojans and Bruins. For now, hockey is King for LA fans.
