L.A. Times - Sports

Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders made the Pro Bowl as a replacement for Super Bowl-bound Drake Maye, despite throwing seven touchdown passes with 10 interceptions in eight games.

Nathan Castrejon has scored 38 goals for South East, which is 16-1-3 overall and 6-0-1 in the competitive Eastern League.

CIF City Section and Southern Section high school boys' and girls' basketball scores for Monday's games.

Ethan Hill wasn't feeling good, but that didn't stop him from playing an important role in Brentwood's 70-60 win over rival Crossroads.

Sean McVay no estuvo a la altura de su reputación como uno de los mejores entrenadores de la NFL, ya que tomó decisiones estratégicas erróneas en la derrota de los Rams en el campeonato de la NFC.

Luka Doncic finishes with 46 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds as the Lakers earn their fourth win in five games with a 129-118 victory over the Chicago Bulls.

Fans at the Warriors-Timberwolves game yell expletives directed at ICE a day after Alex Pretti was killed by a federal officers. Figures from around the sports world have weighed in on the situation in Minneapolis.

President Trump said he won't attend Super Bowl LX because the Bay Area is across the country. Both teams are from blue states and Trump disapproves of halftime show performer Bad Bunny.

Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto will be on Team Japan in the World Baseball Classic in March, but Roki Sasaki was not named to the roster on Monday.

Former Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel will be tasked with fulfilling Justin Herbert's full potential as the Chargers' offensive coordinator under Jim Harbaugh.

There was plenty of angst that the signing of Kyle Tucker was made possible in large part because MLB long ago rewarded the Dodgers' owners with preferential financial treatment.

Sean McVay failed to live up to his reputation as one of the NFL's top coaches, making flawed strategic decisions in the Rams' NFC championship game loss.

Cooper Kupp isn't one to gloat, but his performance against the Rams, his former team, in the NFC championship must have been satisfying for the Seahawks receiver.

Daniel and Nikolás Ramírez, along with their father David, qualified for the K1 California state championship and are keeping alive a family project.