Here we go with the tenth appointment with Keeping Up With the Thunder, and my five takes about the past week of Thunder basketball.
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The Thunder are closer to qualifying for a playoff play-in position than finishing last in the Western Conference. Nobody saw that coming.
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Here we go with the ninth appointment with Keeping Up With the Thunder, and my five takes about the past week of Thunder basketball.
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After putting together a robust first-half performance, everything came crashing down in the second half, getting outscored 63-39 en route to a 108-94 loss.
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After a promising rookie campaign with the Los Angeles Clippers in 2018-19, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s progression has been on an upward trajectory ever since.
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So much happened for Ogwumike in her opt-out season in 2020, but she’s ready to take the court this upcoming season. “It’s the W for me,” Los Angeles Sparks forward Chiney Ogwumike, who just signed a multi-year deal to return, said on the women who empower her as Women’s History Month just begins. “The 144 […]
It’s the growth for Brittney Sykes. Following a stellar wubble season that was capped off with an All-Defensive team honor, Brittney Sykes inked a multi-year deal to return to the Los Angeles Sparks. “I’m very big on stability,” Sykes said to media in her presser on Tuesday. “I’m very big on seeing how something plays […]
For the All-Star, the opportunity to play in Los Angeles is “super unreal.” Newly signed Erica Wheeler has a message for fans of the Los Angeles Sparks. “You’re going to get a player that’s going to play with passion and the will to want to win,” the undrafted guard said in her opening press conference […]
The two-time MVP with the Los Angeles Sparks is going home to Chicago. As first reported by Nick Niendorf of The Next Hoops, Candace Parker was in talks with the Chicago Sky about her joining the team after spending 13 seasons with Los Angeles. On Wednesday afternoon, ESPN reported that the WNBA superstar has committed […]
Te’a Cooper was the only rookie on the Los Angeles Sparks roster during the 2020 WNBA season so she was soaking up all of the advice from veterans throughout the whole season.
