The Angels are on pace for more than 1,000 defensive shifts this season, a striking increase from their 648 shifts in 2018.
Those numbers reflect a marked contrast between the approach under new manager Brad Ausmus and former manager Mike Scioscia, who wasn’t always quick to embrace the defensive...
Lakers fell in love with Moe Wagner for more than his shootingIt was a three-on-three workout in early June, just a few hours before Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Moe Wagner shared a court with players from Texas Arlington, Missouri State, Connecticut, Western Michigan and Rhode Island.
The… Read MoreLAFC hopes Laurent Ciman's return will ease the loss of three players at World CupLaurent Ciman hasn’t played for Los Angeles Football Club since the team’s draw against D.C. United on May 26. The veteran center back was with the Belgian national team preparing for the World Cup. Now he’s back, and he’ll b… Read MoreTheory brings Be Heard initiative to West Hollywood with Violet Grey, Lunya and Cleo CapitalTheory founder Andrew Rosen came to Los Angeles for the first time in a year this week to reacquaint himself with the ever-shifting retail, cultural and tech landscape, and among his activities was checking out the latest L.A… Read MoreMLB: Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna receives 75-game banToronto Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna has agreed to a suspension through Aug. 4 under baseball’s domestic violence policy, discipline that will cause him to miss about half of the season.
Osuna has not pitched since May 6, t… Read MoreA crying toddler has become the symbolic face of family separations. Does her backstory matter?A young girl sobs. Standing over her is a smiling Donald Trump. “Welcome to America,” the accompanying text reads.
The cover of Time’s July 2 edition lifts the image of a two-year-old Honduran girl, Yanela Sanchez, from a pho… Read More
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