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Caitlin Clark, Fever bounce back from tough opening-night loss to beat Sparks

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article4 months agoWNBA logoWNBAUpdated 4 months ago

The Indiana Fever bounced back from their season-opening loss with a comfortable 87-78 road win over the Los Angeles Sparks Wednesday night. Led by Caitlin Clark’s 24 points and nine assists and Kelsey Mitchell’s 23 points, the Fever, who lost their opener to the Dallas Wings, avoided an 0-2 start to the season before returning to Indianapolis for a four-game homestand. Los Angeles cut the margin to single digits in the fourth quarter but never truly threatened to change the outcome despite Kels

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Chennedy Carter scores 27, A’ja Wilson gets another double-double and the Aces rout the Sun 98-69

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article4 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Chennedy Carter scored 27 points on 13-of-16 shooting, A’ja Wilson had 14 of her 22 points in the third quarter and the Las Vegas Aces routed the Connecticut Sun 98-69 on Wednesday night. The teams face each other again on Friday night in Connecticut. Wilson also had 11 rebounds in just 22 minutes for her 121st career double-double. Carter made 7 of 9 shots in the first half for 14 points to help Las Vegas build a 48-37 lead. Jackie Young added 10 points as the Aces s...

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WNBA Fans Calling For Sparks To Trade Cameron Brink

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article4 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

The Los Angeles Sparks are just one game into the 2026 WNBA season, and yet, people are already speculating about Cameron Brink's future. Brink, the No. 2 overall pick from the 2024 WNBA Draft, has only appeared in 34 games over the past two years due to an ACL injury. She came into the 2026 season ...

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Connecticut Sun look for answers at point guard with reigning champion Las Vegas Aces next: How to watch

Yahoo Sports WNBAOutlet rating, not article4 months agoWNBA logoWNBA

UNCASVILLE — Minutes after the final buzzer sounded in the Connecticut Sun‘s 89-82 loss to the Seattle Storm on Sunday, coach Rachid Meziane sent a text to point guard Leila Lacan: “We need you.” Lacan, entering her second year in the WNBA, is still in France competing in the Ligue Feminine playoffs with her club Landes, and the French guard’s overseas season can’t end soon enough for the Sun. ...

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