Second act of Lakers’ season has had even more drama than the first; Dallas Keuchel, Carlos Correa make the Houston Astros hard to beat; Can the Diamondbacks flip the script on the Dodgers and Giants?; Martin Sheen to produce documentary saying O.J. Simpson didn’t do it; NFL prospect says a team asked if he would choose a knife or gun to kill someone; Michael Jordan’s 1988 dunk latest moment immortalized by renowned tattoo artist; Five U.S. women’s soccer players file wage discrimination complaint; Colin Kaepernick’s $11.9 million 49ers salary is about to be guaranteed; Matt Harvey is angry about all the jokes about his bladder condition; Red Sox send Pablo Sandoval and his fat salary to the bench; Unsigned Johnny Manziel hits the Lakers game (and a few L.A. clubs); New Amnesty International report details worker abuse at Qatar World Cup site; Pro surfer loses a chunk of his thigh in Australia shark attack; The case for Braden Holtby as NHL’s most valuable player; Mets’ Noah Syndergaard could slide into this year’s Cy Young award race; AL West preview: Astros poised to take division crown | | | | National sports stories and blog updates |
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