Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.
News
Angels have hit well against lefties, but can they improve against righties?
The Angels are scheduled to face left-handed starters in four of their next five games. They are 11th in the majors in OPS against lefties, compared with 22nd against righties.…
José Soriano returns to form as Angels beat Blue Jays
Soriano, the American League Pitcher of the Month in April, had lost his two previous starts before allowing one run in 7⅔ innings of a 6-1 victory on Sunday. Soriano…
Angels’ Zach Neto admits he’s making too many mental mistakes
Neto acknowledged a mental mistake from Sunday’s game, while saying he hasn’t played defense up to his expectations this season. Neto, 25, also responded to harsh comments from Angels television…
Garden Grove football coach Matt LemMon resigns after two seasons
Garden Grove went 4-16 under LemMon, who plans to move to the Oakland area and work in high school administration.
CIF-SS boys tennis playoffs: Monday’s results, schedule for semifinals
All of the scores from Monday's games in the CIF-SS quarterfinals and the matchups in the semifinals Wednesday, May 13.
Orange County baseball Top 25: Orange Lutheran still No. 1 going into playoffs
Orange Lutheran is still the No. 1-ranked team in Orange County as the CIF Southern Section playoffs begin this week.
UC Irvine men’s volleyball falls to Hawai’i in NCAA championship match
The unseeded Anteaters start strong, but the second-seeded Rainbow Warriors regroup to win in four sets, 15-25, 25-18, 25-18, 25-20, for their third national title in the past six years.
Opener plan fails, as Angels let game get away before Alek Manoah enters
Manoah pitches five scoreless innings, but three relievers combine to give up seven runs before he enters the game, and the Angels lose to the Guardians, 7-2.
Ducks keep gaining playoff experience, growing together
The Ducks have received balanced contributions in tying their best-of-seven second-round series with Golden Knights at 2-2. Fourteen Ducks have recorded at least one point in the series so far.
Alexander: Quenneville’s roster decisions were key to Ducks’ Game 4 win
Joel Quenneville’s choices on Sunday – activating Mason McTavish, Olen Zellweger and Ian Moore – worked out in a 4-3 victory over Vegas that leveled the best-of-seven second-round series.