Los Angeles Times

New city law won’t affect Staples Center

- — ANDREW GREIF

When Los Angeles’ new city ordinance requiring proof of vaccinatio­n to enter a wide range of indoor venues takes effect in November, those rules won’t apply at Staples Center, city and arena officials said, because a health order previously issued by the county covers the home of the NHL’s Kings and NBA’s Lakers and Clippers.

Currently, guests 2 or older entering the arena must provide either proof of being fully vaccinated or a negative COVID test result from the previous 72 hours.

That will continue to be the case, even after the city’s vaccine ordinance takes hold. Guests must also continue to wear approved face coverings when not eating or drinking

Christian McCaffrey, the Carolina Panthers’ 2019 All-Pro running back, said he “definitely” feels like playing on a short week against the Houston Texans on Sept. 23 contribute­d to his strained hamstring, which held him out of last week’s 36-28 loss to the Dallas Cowboys . ... Cleveland quarterbac­k Baker Mayfield has a partially torn labrum in his left, nonthrowin­g shoulder that does not require surgery at this time, a person familiar with the injury told the Associated Press . ... Teddy Bridgewate­r’s chances of playing at Pittsburgh this weekend improved dramatical­ly when he returned to practice four days after suffering a concussion against the Baltimore Ravens.

Kylian Mbappe had a goal and an assist as France came from two goals down to beat Belgium 3-2 in Turin, Italy, and reach the Nations League final.

Gordon Hudson, an All-American tight end for Brigham Young and a college football Hall of Famer, died Sept. 27. He was 59. He died in San Jose, the school said.

Canadiens goaltender Carey Price, 34, voluntaril­y entered the NHL/NHL Players’ Assn. joint player assistance program, a stunning announceme­nt less than a week before the start of the season and just three months after the former NHL MVP backstoppe­d Montreal to the Stanley Cup Final.

Sung Kang put everything together in the Shriners Children’s Open for a 10-under 61 that gave him a two-shot lead after the first round at Summerlin TPC . ... Jin Young Ko put a tough loss behind her quickly and ran off six birdies over a seven-hole stretch on the back nine for an eight-under 63 to build an early three-shot lead in the Cognizant Founders Cup in West Caldwell, N.J.

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