By T.J. Simers
The Dodgers' cash-poor owner somehow bought tickets to the Super Bowl. Maybe he and Donald Sterling should meet the public, with the money going to charity.
By Bill Shaikin
All 15 major league teams that train in Arizona will be playing in the Phoenix area, and Arizona and Colorado get to show off their new facility.
By Bill Plaschke
He's letting the cat out of the (brown) bag — his secret favorite lunch spot is in the stands at the historic ballpark overlooking downtown, any day there's not an afternoon game. Drive up, walk in, sit down . . . it's all free, including the memories.
By Mike DiGiovanna and Steve Dilbeck
The Texas veteran wants to be traded, but the size of his contract and the Rangers' own needs would make a deal tricky.
By Bill Shaikin
A look at key dates during spring training for the Southland's two major league teams.
By Bill Shaikin
The firm, Bingham McCutchen, employs the attorney who listed the Dodgers first as joint property of Frank and Jamie McCourt and then as Frank's property only, leading the judge in the couple's divorce case to rule he could not determine what they had intended.
By Bill Shaikin
Dennis Wasser, an attorney for Jamie, says, 'If this trial continues … I don't think there's any hope for the family or the Dodgers.'
By Bill Plaschke
Left fielder Jay Gibbons can't wait to continue his feel-good resurgence with the Dodgers after his career seemed finished.
By Dylan Hernandez and Mike DiGiovanna
Dodgers and pitcher settle on one year, $6.275 million. Angels avoid arbitration with Kendry Morales, Howie Kendrick, Erick Aybar and Reggie Willits.
Staff and wire reports
He's likely to platoon in left field with Jay Gibbons. Club is also close to signing outfielder Gabe Kapler.
By T.J. Simers
The TV network and the club's owner are linked to the sinking of the once-proud franchise, and they could be connected for years to come.
By Bill Shaikin, Los Angeles Times
An individual close to the situation declined to say how much money had been advanced. It is unclear whether the cash advance indicates the Dodgers are in immediate financial trouble.
By Dylan Hernandez
Rookie manager admits the personnel isn't much different than last season but sees potential for improvement.
By Bill Shaikin
The Dodgers owner outlined his legal and financial plans for retaining control of the team, amid divorce proceedings that began 15 months ago, according to one official.
By Dylan Hernandez
The game, which originally was scheduled for 1 p.m. April 1, will be at 5 p.m. March 31 at Dodger Stadium. The move is to accommodate ESPN's broadcast schedule.