LA Sparks

Despite a strong offensive showing from the Sparks, the shorthanded New York Liberty rode a balanced attack—led by Emma Meesseman’s 24 points—to a 105-97 win in Los Angeles, with all five starters scoring in double figures. The loss marked a missed opportunity for the Sparks in the playoff race, despite standout performances from Dearica Hamby and Kelsey Plum.

Kelsey Plum’s evolution as both a scorer and playmaker propelled the Los Angeles Sparks to a thrilling 94-91 win over the Seattle Storm, keeping their playoff hopes alive. With seven assists and 20 points, Plum led a balanced Sparks attack while Dearica Hamby sealed the win with a clutch and-one in the final seconds.

The Los Angeles Sparks extended their win streak to four games with a 102-91 victory over the Connecticut Sun, fueled by Kelsey Plum’s 30-point performance and a balanced attack featuring six double-digit scorers. Julie Allemand notched her first career triple-double as the Sparks continued their midseason surge.

The Los Angeles Sparks dominated the Washington Mystics 99–80 behind standout performances from Dearica Hamby and Rickea Jackson, marking their first back-to-back wins of the season and a new season-high in points. The victory showcased the Sparks’ emerging offensive rhythm and renewed confidence heading into the All-Star break.

The Los Angeles Sparks snapped a six-game home losing streak with a hard-fought 92–88 win over the Connecticut Sun, fueled by Kelsey Plum’s clutch scoring and balanced contributions from their core players. The victory offers a glimpse of the team’s growing maturity and resilience as they fight to stay in the playoff hunt.

The short-handed Los Angeles Sparks fell 101–78 to the league-leading Minnesota Lynx, struggling to contain Napheesa Collier and a barrage of early threes. Despite the loss and Commissioner’s Cup elimination, strong performances from Kelsey Plum and Rickea Jackson offered hope for the rebuilding squad’s future.

In a hard-fought Commissioner's Cup showdown, the Golden State Valkyries secured a dramatic 89-81 overtime win over the Los Angeles Sparks on Monday night at Crypto.com Arena, tying the longest win streak in franchise history and showcasing the emergence of several rising stars.

Kelsey Plum’s explosive 17-point third quarter powered the Los Angeles Sparks to a 91-78 win over the Chicago Sky, snapping their three-game losing streak. Meanwhile, rookie Angel Reese recorded another double-double, continuing her historic pace toward becoming the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 500 points and 500 rebounds.