The Los Angeles Sparks have been purchased by an investment group led by Basketball Hall of Fame member Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Dodgers controlling owner Mark Walter, the WNBA announced Wednesday.
Category: Sports
B2G hosts 2014 West Coast Bowl
Anybody who is anybody in high school football in the Southern California area knows about B2G Sports. Over the past 14 years they have trained many of the top athletes in this region, and they have helped populate many college football rosters, especially in the PAC-12. The competition at their clinics is as fierce as any other place in the nation.
National college championship
Jameis Winston threw a two-yard touchdown pass to Kelvin Benjamin with 13 seconds to play Monday night to give Florida State a 34-31 victory over Auburn in the Bowl Championship Series National Championship Game at the Rose Bowl.
Serena Williams: 2013 season was make or break for my career
“It could have been the secret to my success or the secret to my demise,” a wistful Serena Williams says of her 2013 season.
Three LA Galaxy players called for FIFA International competition
Three LA Galaxy players have been called for international competition and will represent their countries in the upcoming FIFA International games, the team announced today.
Steve Garvey, Tommy John on Baseball Hall of Fame ballot
Former Dodgers Steve Garvey and Tommy John were among the 12 finalists announced today from the Expansion Era for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Former Laker Luke Walton named as D-Fenders player development coach
Former Los Angeles Lakers forward Luke Walton was named today as a player development coach of the Los Angeles D-Fenders, the Los Angeles Lakers’ NBA Development League team.
African American wins NASCAR
It’s one win for Darrell Wallace Jr., but what will it mean for other African American race car drivers—present and future?
The answer to that question might not come for years. Nonetheless, NASCAR wasted no time Saturday hailing Wallace’s on-track success at Martinsville Speedway in southern Virginia.
Tiger Woods dropped by EA Sports
Tiger Woods has been clubbed into the long grass by EA Sports after the games manufacturer ended its association with the world’s most famous golfer.
Bill Sharman, coach who led Lakers to first title, dies at 87
Bill Sharman, who coached the Los Angeles Lakers to the team’s first NBA title and later served as the team’s general manager and president, died today in Redondo Beach.

