The Los Angeles Sparks have an opportunity to take advantage of the cap space created by the new collective bargaining agreement as 2020 free agency begins.
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Alana Beard announced her retirement from the WNBA after 15 seasons of playing in the league, seven in Washington and eight in Los Angeles.
Chelsea Gray has found a cause outside basketball as a board member for Safe Place for Youth to help empower homeless youth in the Los Angeles area.
One day after the league announced an investigation into inappropriate locker room conduct, the Sparks have parted ways with GM Penny Toler.
The Los Angeles Sparks have been through roster instability all season, but their bench players remain ready to contribute no matter what.
Chelsea Gray is already having an all-WNBA season. But if she can add consistent 3-point volume to her game, she will be unguardable.
Nneka Ogwumike won her matchup against Jonquel Jones, and the Sparks beat the Sun to remain in contention for a double-bye in the WNBA playoffs.
Injuries to Maria Vadeeva and Candace Parker gave Chiney Ogwumike a chance to step back into the starting lineup and make an impact against Indiana.
Dominant individual performances from Chelsea Gray and Nneka Ogwumike helped the Sparks end the Mystics' five-game winning streak.
Candace Parker will make her 2019 regular-season debut for the Los Angeles Sparks Tuesday night against the Washington Mystics.
The combined dominance of Chiney and Nneka Ogwumike enabled the Los Angeles Sparks to win their first game of the 2019 regular season.
The Los Angeles Sparks, and their new head coach, showed plenty of room for improvement in their first game of the 2019 WNBA season.
The Sparks made more roster moves this week, but they still have a few more cuts to go to get down to 12 players before the season starts.
Instead of addressing their weaknesses during the 2019 offseason, the Los Angeles Sparks are doubling down on their strengths and playing big.
The Los Angeles Sparks shored up their depleted backcourt by re-signing Riquna Williams Wednesday, even amid an ongoing set of criminal charges against her.
Candace Parker was injured in the first game of the preseason, as her Los Angeles Sparks lost 82-75 to the Phoenix Mercury.
Being in Los Angeles allows Chiney Ogwumike to continue to work for ESPN, play with her sister Nneka again, and most importantly, compete for a WNBA title.
Two-time All-Star Chelsea Gray officially re-signed with the Los Angeles Sparks Tuesday a week before WNBA training camp is set to begin.
The Sparks traded their 2020 first-round pick to acquire forward Chiney Ogwumike from the Connecticut Sun, bolstering their already dominant frontcourt.
The big rivals have just completed some interesting offseason business, as Los Angeles sent Odyssey Sims to Minnesota in exchange for Alexis Jones.