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Early in the first quarter, a handful of fans chanted Kyle Kuzma’s name to a beat. Amused Lakers teammates Larry Nance Jr. and Andrew Bogut grinned on the bench and began dancing to it, teasing the rookie.

At first, they thought the “bop, bop, bop” noise was firecrackers.

Then the couple from Chino saw the singer, Jason Aldean, run from stage.

“Get down!” Anthony Crisci yelled at his fiancée, Jessica Leonard, before throwing himself on top of her.

Everyone around them was on the ground too. In a...

Minnesota Twins star Joe Mauer remembers well all those October losses to the New York Yankees.

Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker drilled a 43-yard field goal with 8 seconds left in his first career game, atoning for an earlier miss and helping Kansas City to a 29-20 victory over the Washington Redskins on Monday night.

John Coppolella was forced to resign Monday as Atlanta Braves general manager after an investigation by MLB revealed rules violations in the international player market.

They came from Alaska and Tennessee, Riverside and Simi Valley, commercial fishermen, police officers, teachers, retirees — drawn together only by a love of country music.

John O’Korn will start for seventh-ranked Michigan against Michigan State on Saturday as quarterback Wilton Speight is out indefinitely with an undisclosed injury.

If you sing karaoke, you’ve probably performed “American Girl.” If you play guitar, you’ve likely strummed “Learning to Fly.”

Tom Petty rode to the pinnacle of pop music stardom with his beloved and long-running rock band the Heartbreakers, born out of the ashes of a group that flopped when he brought them from Gainesville, Fla., to California in the mid-1970s. He emerged as one of the most vocal and tireless champions...

With the exception of their loss to the Washington Redskins, the first quarter of the season could not have turned out better for the Rams.

Rave company Insomniac and its chief executive, Pasquale Rotella, have agreed to settle a civil lawsuit filed by the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission, which will result in a payment of $3.5 million to the government agency.

Apparently Rashaad Penny doesn’t believe in that eye-for-an-eye deal.

The San Diego State running back was all smiles on Monday after receiving a telephone call from the Northern Illinois linebacker who intentionally gouged his eye during last Saturday night’s game.

“It’s a new week,” he said....

They came from Alaska and Tennessee, Riverside and Simi Valley, commercial fishermen, police officers, teachers, retirees — drawn together only by a love of country music.

NCIS Cemetery workers discover the body of a long-missing Navy lieutenant on a new episode of the drama. With Mark Harmon and guest star Laura San Giacomo. 8 p.m. CBS

The pocket was collapsing on Sam Darnold. It was fourth and 13, and the quarterback needed to get rid of the ball.

Accuracy matters in the moments after a tragedy. Facts can help catch suspects, save lives and prevent panic.

We all noted how strange it looked on that day more than two years ago: a gray concrete machine-gun firing range almost directly across the street from the colorful lights and sounds of a music festival.

The longest-tenured head coach or manager in American professional sports will be back next year.

Most members of the USC basketball team found out about the bribery scandal that would tear through the team and others around college basketball the same way as everyone else.