LOS ANGELES — In another day of tangible progress for several injured Dodgers pitchers, a key reliever joined the group that is moving closer to a return. Right-hander Blake Treinen threw sinkers and four-seam fastballs in a bullpen session that marked a promising step after his original ominous diagnosis of right forearm tightness on April 20. “There’s still some hurdles to … [Read more...] about Encouraging news for Dodgers’ injury-plagued pitching staff
Christian Moore adjusts from slow start to earn first promotion to Angels
BALTIMORE — Christian Moore’s first full professional season has already been educational. The Angels’ 2024 first-round draft pick got off to a rough start in Double-A, and then gradually began picking up his performance, including a torrid start to his time in Triple-A. As he prepared for his major league debut after 79 minor-league games, Moore said he’s learned from the … [Read more...] about Christian Moore adjusts from slow start to earn first promotion to Angels
Rams sign veteran OT D.J. Humphries to 1-year deal
LOS ANGELES — The Rams signed veteran offensive tackle D.J. Humphries to a one-year contract on Friday. Humphries, a longtime starter for the NFC West rival Arizona Cardinals, will provide depth and insurance on the Rams’ offensive line behind starting left tackle Alaric Jackson. Jackson agreed to a three-year, $57 million free-agent deal to stay in Los Angeles this spring, but … [Read more...] about Rams sign veteran OT D.J. Humphries to 1-year deal
Ducks sign prospect Lucas Pettersson to 3-year, entry-level deal
The Ducks have signed prospect center Lucas Pettersson to a three-year, entry-level contract, the club announced in a news release on Friday. Petterson, 19, was the third selection in the second round (35th overall) in 2024 and will compete for Brynäs IF of the Swedish Hockey League next season, the top level of pro competition in Pettersson’s homeland. Brynäs, which lost in … [Read more...] about Ducks sign prospect Lucas Pettersson to 3-year, entry-level deal
Chargers review: Rashawn Slater content to let agent do the talking
EL SEGUNDO — The Chargers concluded their mandatory, three-day minicamp on Thursday afternoon at their gleaming, nearly 1-year-old practice facility. Here’s some of what we learned, what we heard and what comes next after the veterans were given a break until training camp begins July 17: WHAT, RASHAWN WORRY? Left tackle Rashawn Slater said he had no concerns about when his … [Read more...] about Chargers review: Rashawn Slater content to let agent do the talking