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Leonard has 32 points, Paul George adds 19 and a career-high-tying 12 assists and the Clippers cruise to a 115-96 victory that gives them an 11-4 record, tied for the best in the league.

Nicolas Batum says he and Serge Ibaka make it a habit to speak French to each other when they’re on the court together, something opponents seem to find confounding.

Suggesting how to fix baseball is the fun part. The difficult part? Effecting those changes with the deft touch needed to satisfy both players and owners.

The private ceremony featured a number of Lasorda's former players. The Hall of Famer died 10 days ago at age 93.

One of the most durable pitchers in modern history, Sutton is the Dodgers' all-time leader in wins, games started, innings pitched and strikeouts. He spent two-plus seasons with the Angels late in his career.

It’s possible we’ve seen the last of this winter’s impact trades. These are three names to watch as the offseason enters its final stage.

Coaches sing the praises of the forward's veteran preparedness as one of the strengths of the team's bench

'Hopefully you guys see it, just how well we are meshing,' said Paul George of this season's Clippers, who are are enjoying their time more together off -- and on -- the court.

The Clippers maintained the upper hand Sunday at Staples Center, running their winning streak to four consecutive with a victory against a game but depleted Indiana Pacers team that wore down in the second half.

The Clippers brought a league-leading 43.6 percent 3-point shooting rate into Sunday’s game against the Pacers.

The six-time All-Star, who was given a four-year, $190 million extension in December, is shooting better than ever, clear-headed and motivated in a way his teammates 'all knew that he would.'

Kawhi Leonard (27 points, six assists) and Paul George (26 points) do their thing, and the Clippers take full advantage of Sacramento's defense with another steady stream of 3-pointers in a 138-100 drubbing.

Jackson hadn’t played at all in the previous two games and hadn’t played more than eight minutes in the two before that. A starter in 348 of his 571 career NBA games, the 30-year-old hadn’t started this season.

The 25-year-old outfielder/first baseman had a down season in 2020 but still got a big raise for 2021. Friday (10 a.m. PT) was the deadline for teams and arbitration-eligible players to exchange salary figures.

Wood has been plagued by back and shoulder injuries the past two seasons. But he signed a one-year, $3 million deal with the Giants that also includes $3 million in potential incentive bonuses.