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The NHL says the Los Angeles Kings will host the Anaheim Ducks in an outdoor game at Dodger Stadium next January.

The NHL is in the final planning stages of its much-anticipated series of outdoor stadium games next season that would see six outdoor contests set to take place in football and baseball stadium across North America, sources told ESPN.com Tuesday.

Major League Baseball's average ticket price rose 2.7 percent to $27.73 this year for non-premium seats, the steepest rise since a 5 percent hike in 2009, according to the Team Marketing Report.

Uni Watch tackles the epic task of ranking the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122. (Part 5)

A Stanley Cup title is still five victories away, but many have pegged the Los Angeles Kings as favorites at this point of the postseason. The Kings, winners of eight consecutive playoff games and 11 of 12 overall, would earn a spot in history should...

If there were trophies handed out for being the best moms, these athletes say their mothers would be the winners. They helped their sons get where they are today.

Stats & Info insights into this morning's top sports stories 1. FLYERS SCORING IN BUNCHES: The Philadelphia Flyers continue to dominate the series against the Pittsburgh Penguins, winning Game 3 by a score of 8-4 to take a 3-0 series lead. Philad...

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The Dodgers were sold to the one man who could make fans feel good.

Dodgers announce an agreement to sell team to group that includes Magic Johnson

In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Thursday. Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension for violating MLB's drug policy has been overturned on appeal. Details from the meeting are still foggy, but sources ind...

The Dodgers have always been leaders in diversity, but the hiring of their new head trainer came down only to her top-notch clinical skills.

In L.A., it was a tough year for champions but a banner year for good feelings.

The Bruins dominated their way to the Stanley Cup, while Mitt Romney shows himself not to be a true Boston fan. Here's what else you missed last night.

These athletes starred in L.A., even when some of their teams didn't.

While other sports have worked hard to subdue any interaction between coaches, players and referees -- can you imagine Bill Belichick racing out to argue with Ed Hochuli? -- MLB continues to offer up its umpires and their battles as part of the show.

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