Los Angeles Times columnist Bill Plaschke won top honors in the Associated Press Sports Editors' competition, adding to the publication's 2022 honors.
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APSE previously announced The Times sports staff earned Grand Slam honors for the third consecutive year. The Times is the only media outlet to three-peat in the best-in-show category and joins the New York Times, Washington Post, Dallas Morning News and Star Tribune as the only grand slam winners for work produced across all platforms in 2022.
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