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Todd Gurley rushed for 152 yards and scored four total touchdowns in just 2½ quarters, and the Los Angeles Rams moved to the cusp of their first division title since 2003 with a 42-7 thumping of the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
In a game with first place in the AFC West on the line, the Chargers saw a 13-10 lead evaporate in the second half, as Kansas City scored 20 unanswered points in scoring a 30-13 win.
The Islanders handed the Kings their third straight loss after an eight-game winning streak.
Alex Smith threw for 231 yards and two touchdowns, Kareem Hunt ran for 155 yards and a score, and the Kansas City Chiefs routed the turnover-prone Los Angeles Chargers 30-13 on Saturday night to seize control of the AFC West.
The Clippers' Lou Williams was held to 13 points, snapping a string of scoring at least 17 in 11 consecutive games.
Alex Ovechkin scored on a slap shot at 1:58 of overtime, and the Washington Capitals rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 Saturday night for their sixth straight win at home.
Kyle Washington scored 19 points, Jacob Evans III had 16 and No. 25 Cincinnati beat UCLA 77-63 on Saturday.
Kemp played for the Dodgers from 2006-14, hitting 182 home runs, fourth-most in Los Angeles history.
WR Robert Woods and LB Connor Barwin are both looking to return for matchup against Seahawks.
Police in Riverside arrested Sherra Wright Friday night on a fugitive from justice warrant. Lorenzen Wright's body was found in Memphis in 2010.
Cozart was a first-time All-Star this year, hitting .297 with 24 homers and 63 RBIs — all career bests.
Marian Gaborik and Torrey Mitchell scored for Los Angeles, which lost its second straight after an eight-game winning streak.
Lou Williams led the Clippers with 23 points while rookie Jawun Evans had a career-high 15 points as Los Angeles had a three-game winning streak snapped.
With so much NFL and college football bowl action this weekend, SportsLine offers its top picks.
In winning the first meeting in Los Angeles back in September 24-10, the Chiefs looked to be in the driver's seat early in the season. In fact, the AFC West crown was all but being given to them with the Chargers, Oakland Raiders, and Denver Broncos nowhere to found.
