Los Angeles Sparks – The No-Look Pass

Plum Paves New Road with the Sparks

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Sparks were at a crossroads. And seemingly, so was Kelsey Plum, the battle-tested guard

(PHOTO CREDIT: Brian Babineau / NBAE via Getty Images) Honestly, we’re all still trying to process this. In a deal

(PHOTO CREDIT: Lance King/Getty Images.) I attended the Sparks‘ Draft Lottery Watch Party at Watch Me! Sports Bar in Long

Te’a Cooper led the Los Angeles Sparks with 26 points and helped stop the Washington Mystics’ 3-game win streak.

Rebecca Allen led the New York Liberty in scoring and made a couple of clutch blocks to help defeat the L.A. Sparks.

Phoenix Mercury win their first game in two weeks after defeating the L.A. Sparks.

The Sparks gave the Mercury their fourth consecutive loss. Erica Wheeler had a double-double for L.A.

The Washington Mystics never trailed as they took the spark out of Los Angeles.

The Sparks win their first game after their defense helped force 27 turnovers on the Chicago Sky.

Sabrina Ionescu opens the WNBA season with a game-winning three.

The Los Angeles Sparks lose another member of their core as Chelsea Gray reportedly leaves for the Las Vegas Aces.

We’ve already had so many buzzerbeaters in basketball recently. Let’s add another one with Jewell Loyd’s three.

We’ve said that the Seattle Storm and the Las Vegas Aces were unstoppable. But the Los Angeles Sparks have won 9 straight.

Diana Taurasi puts Kobe Bryant’s number and name on her back and promptly scores another 30-point game.

The Los Angeles Sparks hold the current longest winning streak at 5. I probably shouldn’t forget about them in terms of WNBA contenders.