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LAST NIGHT IN L.A. SPORTS

Los Angeles Lakers Beat Sacramento Kings 116-103

Also last night, the Los Angeles Clippers lost to Miami Heat 117-116, and one more Los Angeles result is below.

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Photo illustration: Last night in Los Angeles sports: a Los Angeles arena's basketball court after the final buzzer at night, the bowl's lights half down and a crew sweeping the hardwood, seen from the upper seats.
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Scorecard: last night's Los Angeles results as a Globe graphic
The night, by the numbers. (Illustration: The LA Globe)

The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sacramento Kings 116-103 last night.

  • Los Angeles Lakers 116, Sacramento Kings 103 (NBA)
  • Miami Heat 117, Los Angeles Clippers 116 (NBA)
  • Los Angeles Kings 7, San Jose Sharks 2 (NHL)

Tonight and next:

  • Fri 7:00 PM PT: Los Angeles Lakers vs Portland Trail Blazers · Crypto.com Arena · Spectrum SportsNet / Spectrum Sports
  • Sat 4:00 PM PT: Seattle Sounders vs Los Angeles FC · Lumen Field
  • Sat 4:00 PM PT: Real Salt Lake vs LA Galaxy · America First Field
  • Sat 6:00 PM PT: Los Angeles Kings vs Pittsburgh Penguins · Crypto.com Arena
  • Sun 10:00 AM PT: Washington Commanders vs Los Angeles Rams · Northwest Stadium · NFL Sunday Ticket

On this day, 2003: Angels sign Brian Gordon. The information used here was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Retrosheet. Interested parties may contact Retrosheet at www.retrosheet.org.

Scores and schedule: TheSportsDB, via the desk's own feed, as served this morning. Standings are the paper's arithmetic on the season's results.

How this was checked. Every score and start time below is read off the desk's licensed feed (TheSportsDB) the morning of November 5, 2026; standings are the paper's arithmetic on the season's results.

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