Emmet Sheehan held the Giants in check for six innings, Alex Call broke it open with a pinch-hit two-RBI single, and Los Angeles walked away with a 5-2 win and a series split against San Francisco.
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Fever Pull Away Late, Hand Sparks Second Loss of the Season
Despite the loss, Kelsey Plum delivered the team’s best performance of the night, finishing with 25 points. It was not enough to overcome a Fever team that controlled the game from the second quarter forward.
Ohtani Dominates in Game 3, Dodgers Snap Losing Streak Ahead of Wednesday Finale
Shohei Ohtani was locked in from the jump. Seven scoreless innings, eight strikeouts, and zero room for the Giants to breathe. Back-to-back home runs from Mookie Betts and Santiago Espinal did the rest.
Galaxy fall flat in Kansas City, drop 3-1 to Sporting KC
The LA Galaxy dropped a 3-1 road decision to Sporting Kansas City on Wednesday night at Sporting Park, as Calvin Harris orchestrated all three SKC goals in a performance the Galaxy had no answer for.
Dodgers Lose Fourth Straight, Fall to Giants 6-2
Yoshinobu Yamamoto struck out eight and held the Giants in check for six innings. A four-run seventh ended it. The Dodgers have lost four straight.
The Season That Was: A Complete Breakdown of the 2025-26 Los Angeles Lakers
53 wins. A first-round upset. LeBron at 41 still giving everything he had. Here’s a full breakdown of a Lakers season that deserved more — and what comes next.
Dodgers Bullpen Implodes as Giants Spoil Series Opener
The Dodgers had Mookie Betts back. They still couldn’t hold a lead.
Thunder sweep Lakers, end their season in Game 4
The Oklahoma City Thunder completed a sweep of the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena, winning 115-110 in Game 4 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Los Angeles trailed by 19 in the third quarter before mounting a stunning comeback, only to fall short in the final seconds as Chet Holmgren’s go-ahead dunk with 32 seconds left proved to be the difference.
Aces Walk Into Crypto.com Arena and Walk Out With a Statement
The Los Angeles Sparks opened their 2026 WNBA season at home Sunday afternoon, but the Las Vegas Aces had no interest in playing along. Behind a dominant shooting performance and a suffocating defensive effort, Las Vegas walked out of Crypto.com Arena with a 105-78 statement victory — and left the Sparks with plenty to think about heading into a long season.
Still in the Fight: Where the LA Galaxy Stand Halfway Through the 2026 Season
The LA Galaxy walked out of Atlanta with three points and a statement. City Champs Media breaks down Gabriel Pec’s two-goal comeback, where the Galaxy stand in the Western Conference, and what comes next