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In the era of the new CBA, almost every top player prioritized bigger contracts, but not Kelsey Plum. Instead, Plum signed a one-year, $999,999 contract to return to the Los Angeles Sparks for the 2026 season.

Many Atlanta Dream fans were happy to see their star player, Angel Reese, return to the court after missing one game due to injury.Reese came back with vengeance, with one of the best performances of her 2026 campaign in the Dream’s 101-92 win over the Los Angeles Sparks. She finished with a game-high 23 points, […] The post Angel Reese Delivered Fired-Up Statement After Dream Win appeared first on HEAVY.

With less than three seconds remaining in the half, Rhyne Howard let a 3-pointer fly. Howard missed the shot, but Reese was there for the putback.

No Offseason Newsletter 🏀 | This is The Athletic’s women’s basketball newsletter. Sign up here to receive No Offseason directly in your inbox. Welcome back to No Offseason. Today: ✖️ Sparks GM out 🏆 Our midseason awards 🗳️ Take our poll! Let’s go. Change-Up: Sparks’ makeover is underway The Sparks have been desperately trying to reestablish a winning culture for the entirety of the 2020s, missing the playoffs the past five seasons. Halfway through the 2026 campaign, which was touted as a c...

The Sparks suffered another loss, but Lynne Roberts still believes in the process and the potential of a healthy roster.

The veteran-heavy Sparks are flirting with missing the playoffs for a sixth straight season and have big decisions to make ahead of the WNBA trade deadline.

Sparks All-Star forward Nneka Ogwumike spoke about where the team erred late during their loss to the Dream.

With her 27-point performance against the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday, Kelsey Mitchell extended her streak of 25-point games to six. She is now tied with Maya Moore and Arike Ogunbowale for the third-longest such streak in WNBA history, with only Tina Charles (seven) and A’ja Wilson (eight) ahead of her.

The Los Angeles Sparks, one of the WNBA's bedrock franchises, is drowning in its own sullied laundry. Firing Raegan Pebley won't scrub the stain, and only a complete reset will save this once-proud organization from itself.

Angel Reese has established herself as one of the best rebounders in the WNBA. She is a walking double-double threat who dominates inside the paint. However, she showed the Los Angeles Sparks on Monday that she can also knock down…

ATLANTA -- It was a hard-fought game for the Sparks.

Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson made sure new teammate Justine Pissott felt right at home from the jump. The four-time WNBA MVP has a well-known tradition of welcoming rookies with colorful backpacks as part of her initiation customs. A reporter asked Wilson when Pissott would be receiving her kit.

The 2026 WNBA regular season rolls onward tonight, Monday, July 13, with a highly anticipated inter-conference clash as the surging Los Angeles Sparks (10-11) begin a four-game road trip against the Atlanta Dream (13-10) at the Gateway Center Arena. With both franchises heavily locked into the midsummer scramble for postseason positioning, tonight's game promises plenty of fireworks as a hot-shooting offense tests a desperate home squad. Watch all the action live on YouTube TV. Los Angeles ar...

Angel Reese watched on as Allisha Gray and the Atlanta Dream fell to 13-10 on the 2026 WNBA season after suffering a 102-92 loss to Megan Gustafson and the Portland Fire (10-13) on Saturday in Atlanta. The Dream will look to bounce back on Monday when they face the Los Angeles Sparks (10-11) but may be without their star once again. Atlanta was one of the best teams to begin the season, opening with a 12-4 record.

Sophie Cunningham had a brief exchange with Justine Pissott during Indiana Fever’s win over the Las Vegas Aces.

During Indiana's eventual 109-75 rout of the Las Vegas Aces on Sunday, Caitlin Clark became the fastest player to record 600 assists in WNBA history.

LOS ANGELES -- The Indiana Fever visited Los Angeles to play the Sparks last Wednesday.

Rebuilds are never easy, and the Seattle Storm are learning that lesson early in this 2026 WNBA season. With last year’s starters in Skylar Diggins (Sky), Gabby Williams (Valkyries), and Erika Wheeler and Nneka Ogwumike (Sparks) all gone, not to mention a first-time head coach in Sonia Raman, the road was already a tough one.… The post A Brand New Storm: The Potential of Seattle’s Young Core appeared first on Winsidr.

The news hit the timeline like a truck: after missing the 2025 WNBA season, Chennedy Carter was back, signing with the reigning champion Las Vegas Aces. Immediately, fans and media outlets alike posed questions: Is Carter ready to be back? What role will she take on in the stacked guard room alongside Chelsea Gray… The post Don’t call it a comeback: Chennedy Carter’s journey back to the spotlight appeared first on Winsidr.