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The LA Clippers might not have another better option if things get any worse for them and they refuse to make some drastic changes.

The Lakers have been rumored to be shopping Jordan Clarkson since last season, but nothing has happened yet -- so why won't Clarkson demand to go?

The Los Angeles Chargers headed into their primetime Saturday Night game with one mission: win the AFC West. Then they remembered who they were.

The UCLA Basketball Bruins have some questions that need to be answered. The first question to address is with head coach Steve Alford.

The Los Angeles Dodgers finally made news this offseason by acquiring former all-star outfielder Matt Kemp from the Atlanta Braves.

With the Chargers vs Chiefs game on Saturday deciding a lot of things moving forward in the AFC West as well as the conference, does LA want it bad enough?

It doesn't matter how you slice it anymore, the LA Clippers are getting everything that they deserve at this point in time.

Whoa. The Los Angeles Angels have been busy this offseason. Now, Mike Trout finally has a group of guys around him that he can be proud about.

The Lakers lost another game in their trip to Cleveland and Lonzo Ball's first clash with LeBron James -- but the real story should be Brook Lopez.

If there has been one constant for the Dodgers it is that the outfield is always overstocked. Thus, the team has a decision to make in left field.

The latest Lakers rumors look at seven other viable options outside of big names like LeBron James or Paul George in the upcoming free agency period.

Fansided recently released their annual Fandom250 list, listing the top 250 fan bases. The pride and joy for Los Angeles? The Lakers.

The Los Angeles Rams travel to Seattle with NFC West supremacy likely on the line. To walk away with a win, LA must utilize Todd Gurley in a creative way.

News has come out on Thursday pointing to a report that LeBron James signing with the Lakers is no longer thought of as likely -- but that's obvious.

The Anaheim Ducks embark on an 11-day, six game trip with visits to St. Louis, Washington, New York, New Jersey, and Pittsburgh. They need to start winning.