Kings' Power Play No-Shows, Avalanche Bury LA 8-4 in Opener ▶
The Avalanche cashed in four power-play goals and the Kings leave Denver 0-1-0 to open the season.
The Avalanche cashed in four power-play goals and the Kings leave Denver 0-1-0 to open the season.
The Dodgers roll into the playoffs as the NL West champs, and Big Sal is already picturing the Dodger Stadium parking lot at sunset.
The Kings sit 0-1-0 and 4th in the Pacific as they paddle up to San Jose to kick off a fresh season series with the Sharks.
A shaky 1-2 start meets a shorthanded Eagles team, and Vegas likes the Rams anyway.
The league admitted the refs missed one in the final moments of Sunday night's loss to the Broncos.
Two storylines out of El Segundo: a new big man's defensive promise, and LeBron James' son addressing his father's summer departure.
The season is one game old and Tía Rosa already needs a second cup of café.
Per ESPN, that long layoff before October might be exactly what the top of the lineup needed.
No pity party in LA this week — just a coach owning a loss, a QB moonlighting in pop culture, and one big question about the receiver room.
New big man Walker Kessler is already talking contender, while Bronny James navigates life after his father's Lakers exit.
The Los Angeles Kings kick off 2026-27 on the road against the Avalanche, per ESPN's season-opening preview.
Per ESPN, the extra rest before the postseason has the Dodgers expecting Shohei Ohtani closer to full strength at the top of the order.
Los Angeles built a 16-0 masterpiece in Denver and still walked out with a loss, undone by a pick-six and a final-second Hail Mary that fell into the wrong hands.
Down two goals at the half in front of their own people, the Galaxy found their heart and scored three unanswered to win it.
A first-half corner-kick header was the only number that mattered as LAFC dropped a defensive chess match to FC Dallas.