Letters to Sports: Chargers continue to live up to their legacy
I am so impressed with the recent history of the Chargers. They have the noble distinction as the greatest NFL team at losing close games.…
L.A. Times Sports letters: Singing Dodgers blues over pitching
Sept. 16, 2023 4 AM PT Dylan Hernandez’s smug, snarky commentary regarding the Dodgers’ playoff prospects given their current starting pitching made for tiresome reading…
Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis speak on Danny Masterson letters
Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are “aware of the pain that has been caused by the character letters” they wrote supporting Danny Masterson. The two…
L.A. Times letters: How did Julio Urías not learn first lesson?
I guess that Julio Urías didn’t learn anything from the debacle that Trevor Bauer went through. When will these athletes figure out that you are…
Letters to Sports: Sorry to see Shohei Ohtani’s elbow injury
I feel bereft from the loss of Shohei Ohtani on so many levels — for him, for me and for baseball. His time as a…
‘Smash the imperialists’: N Korea’s Kim, Russia’s Putin exchange letters | Military News
Leaders say the allies are ‘fully demonstrating their invincibility’ and pledge to bolster security ties as US accuses Pyongyang of supplying weapons to Moscow. North…
Letters: Money is destroying college traditions and rivalries
In Bill Plashke’s column, the inference is the lack of opportunity for Latino women’s soccer players. While Latino representation on the USWNT may not be…
Letters to Sports: Dodgers losing in October won't be so painful this time
Los Angeles Times readers weigh in on the Dodgers' lack of trade deadline moves and the state of the Angels in letters to the Sports…
Letters: Shohei Ohtani stays with Angels, but is that good?
I did a double take after reading Mr. Plaschke’s column about the Angels and Shohei Ohtani. For the first time in a long while, I…
Reader letters: The Roxy and the debate over ‘Sound of Freedom’
Regarding “50 Years at the Roxy,” July 23: I was one of the lucky ones who was there opening night for Neil Young, with Graham…
Letters to Sports: Readers sound off on Times sports changes
I agree with every letter writer. Except the person identified as the sports editor whose name I do not recall ever seeing until a few…
Letters: Dodgers fans singing the blues after more pitching woes
The Times maintains Clayton Kershaw is kind of a “bulldog,” slogging through injuries and exhaustion to make his next start. Sorry, but with yet another…
Letters: For starters, no relief in sight for Dodgers
I agree with Bill Plaschke that the Dodgers need pitching help in the bullpen and starting rotation. That’s only half of the story. The other…
Kansas lawmakers received more than 90 letters with ‘suspicious’ white powder
Rep. Tory Marie Blew, R-Great Bend, Kan., said on Facebook that she received one of more than 90 letters sent to Kansas legislators containing suspicious…
Letters: Lakers can learn from the Nuggets’ NBA title run
It appears that the beleaguered Oakland A’s are destined for a very big change, and that change seems to be locating to Las Vegas. There…
Letters: PGA should be ashamed of itself after LIV merger
While I appreciate Sam Farmer’s reporting, I respectfully disagree when he writes: “Professional golf’s brief but intense battle is over.” If anything the PGA has…
Letters: Criticism abounds for Kershaw, Dodgers and Sisters
Regarding your story “Kershaw Disagrees With Sisters Honor, Urges Faith Day”: I am a big fan of Clayton Kershaw and admire his work on and…
Letters: Against all odds, Lakers put up a valiant effort
All odds against them, injuries, Westbrook, 2-10 start, first-year coach and yet they made it to the conference finals. There is much to be said…
Letters: L.A. Times playing blame game infuriates Lakers fans
Anyone who understands basketball, which apparently excludes Times columnist Bill Plaschke, knows that Anthony Davis played a fine Game 2 by anchoring the defense that…
Letters: Dodgers gondola backlash aimed at Frank McCourt
Why do the people who manage Dodger Stadium feel that every single second of dead air has to be filled with loud music, sound effects…