TST Today: Rams Stunned in NFC Title Game, Lakers Win in Chicago taken TST Headquarters (Podcasts)

Robin Alam - The Sporting Tribune

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay looks on during NFC Championship Game against the Seattle Seahawks, on Sunday January 25, 2026 in Seattle, Washington.

Welcome to The Sporting Tribune Podcast Network and a new episode of The Sporting Tribune Today, our every-weekday show on sports in Southern California, Las Vegas and Hawaii. Grant Mona breaks down a brutal night for the Rams and a bounce-back road win for the Lakers, with raw postgame reaction from both locker rooms.

Segment One — Rams React After Crushing NFC Championship Loss

The show opens with full postgame coverage following the Rams’ crushing loss to Seattle in the NFC Championship Game. Grant reacts to the disappointment and fallout as the season comes to a painful end, featuring comments from:

  • Sean McVay, on the missed opportunities and how the loss will linger

  • Matthew Stafford, reflecting on execution and the thin margin at this stage

  • Puka Nacua, discussing the emotion of the moment and falling short

  • Davante Adams, on expectations, accountability, and the sting of the defeat

  • Kobie Turner, addressing the defensive effort and what went wrong

Grant puts the loss into perspective and examines what it means for the Rams’ future moving forward.

Segment Two — Lakers Win in Chicago

In the second segment, the tone shifts as the Lakers earn a road win over the Bulls in Chicago. Grant breaks down the performance and shares postgame reaction from Lakers players and coaches, focusing on:

  • How the Lakers controlled key stretches of the game

  • Standout performances and late-game execution

  • What the win says about the team’s direction and confidence

The podcast can be heard every day on Apple, Google, Spotify, iHeart Radio, TuneIn and wherever you get your podcast and every weekday on the radio on KIRN 670 AM and 95.5 FMHD3 in Southern California, 98.5 The Bet in Las Vegas and the Hawaii Sports Radio Network 95.1 FM and 760 AM in Hawaii.

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