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Kings head to Vegas with an eye on scores amid trade rumors

The Kings traveled to Vegas for a matinee showdown with the Golden Knights on Saturday, the final game for both teams prior to Monday afternoon’s trade deadline. Since the Golden Knights entered the league in 2017, they have been a powerhouse in the Pacific Division. In their inaugural season, they swept the Kings out of…
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Two years of pandemic photography in Orange County

Two years ago our world was upended when the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. While much of Orange County is coming closer to normal, the pandemic will still leave a lasting mark on the area. Students have gone from virtual classes to masked mandates and now can shoe their faces. Amusement…
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Reports: Deshaun Watson changes mind, heads to Browns, staying in loaded AFC

Deshaun Watson changed his mind. The Browns have their franchise quarterback, one with some extra heavy baggage. Watson decided to waive his no-trade clause and the controversial QB accepted a trade to Cleveland after previously rejecting the team, a person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press on Friday. Watson, who didn’t play last…
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USC bows out early in NCAA Tournament loss to Miami

GREENVILLE, S.C. — You can’t criticize the USC effort. After looking dead in the water and facing an 11-point halftime deficit in their first-round matchup with Miami in the NCAA Tournament, it was easy to count the Trojans out. USC clawed its way back, though, leading by one with 4:51 to play. But in the…
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Chicago Bulls look for hotter starts to break losing funk: ‘We’ve got to start punching these teams in the mouth’

To snap out of another losing streak, the key for the Chicago Bulls might lie in the opening minutes of the game. The Bulls have developed a habit of digging themselves into holes against top opponents, cornering their wins and losses on their ability to mount a comeback. The Bulls never were a particularly hot-starting…
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Services for longtime Magnolia basketball coach Al Walin are Monday

Graveside services for Al Walin are Monday at 10 a.m. at Good Shepard Cemetery in Huntington Beach. Walin was at Magnolia High School for 32 years. He was a teacher and boys basketball coach there. He played basketball at the University of Nebraska where he played against Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson. He died Feb.…
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Angels newcomer Noah Syndergaard: ‘Best I’ve felt in a long time’

TEMPE, Ariz. — Noah Syndergaard’s live batting practice session Thursday was significant for what didn’t happen. He wasn’t thinking about his mechanics. “Yesterday, I felt really repeatable didn’t have to think much at all,” Syndergaard said Friday. “That’s been the ultimate goal for me, going out there and when I’m throwing against hitters to compete…
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Ukraine news isn’t easy for children, but it shouldn’t be ignored

The adults didn’t notice she was paying so much attention. After dinner at her grandparents’ house one recent evening, Delaney Chambers, age 9, sat at the kitchen island scribbling pictures; literally scribbling, her dominant right hand in a cast due to a schoolyard mishap. Meanwhile, her father and grandfather lingered at the dining room table…
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Column: Former Chicago Bear Roberto Garza feels Larry Ogunjobi’s pain of failing a physical. ‘It stings. It hurts.’

If anyone can empathize with Larry Ogunjobi after the Chicago Bears announced Friday that they rescinded a contract offer that would have made him the ninth-highest paid defensive tackle in the NFL, it is retired offensive lineman Roberto Garza. Of course, the economics of the league have changed dramatically since Garza was in Baltimore at…
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Will more virulent COVID-19 spring from hamsters, deer, mink?

Workers with Hong Kong’s Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department at the Little Boss pet store in Hong Kong in January. Photographer: Chan Long Hei/Bloomberg It was a death sentence for thousands of hamsters. A worker at the Little Boss pet shop in Hong Kong came down with COVID-19. Testing revealed that hamsters, too, were infected.…
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