Los Angeles made big noise on day one of free agency. Kristi Toliver is making her way back to Los Angeles after signing a three-year deal, the Los Angeles Sparks announced on Monday afternoon. The three-time All-Star became an unrestricted free agent after being instrumental in the Washington Mystics’ championship run in 2019. After nabbing […]
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Sparks duo Chelsea Gray and Nneka Ogwumike will be take part in a Team USA three-day minicamp during All-Star Weekend. The USA Women’s National Team will be holding a three-day minicamp Feb. 14-16 in Chicago that includes appearances in NBA All-Star Weekend events and an open practice taking place following the NBA All-Star Teams’ practices […]
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Alana Beard left her mark in a historic 15-year WNBA career. After 15 seasons in the WNBA, Los Angeles Sparks guard/forward Alana Beard has announced her retirement from the league. In her native Shreveport, Louisiana, Beard made the announcement Wednesday on the Tim Fletcher Show, on the KWKH 1130 AM station. When Fletcher asked Beard […]
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It was an afternoon full of resources and information all about wellness and combating homelessness. The three-time WNBA All-Star and Sparks point guard Chelsea Gray along with Sparks Head Athletic Trainer Courtney Watson took part in the team’s latest event for their ‘Spark The True You’ campaign at Bob Hope Patriotic Hall on last Tuesday. […]
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Los Angeles just could not consistently keep up with Connecticut throughout the semifinals. Connecticut came into this semifinal series with a chip on their shoulder and swept the Los Angeles Sparks to advance to the 2019 WNBA Finals. In this elimination game at Long Beach State, the Connecticut Sun dominated the Los Angeles Sparks 78-56 […]
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The Sparks will be tested on the road in Connecticut but can hang their hats on what they have built this season. Los Angeles has been great at home this season, most recently winning 15-straight home games which includes their second round elimination game against the Seattle Storm. As the Sparks prepare to take on […]
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Los Angeles keeps their playoff hopes alive and will move on to play the Connecticut Sun. Los Angeles sent the Seattle Storm back up north after a 92-69 final in due part to the Sparks resilience and assertiveness to garner the win in front of a crowd of 9,081 fans in attendance. Chelsea Gray led […]
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