The Los Angeles Sparks pull away and take the win in Las Vegas against A’ja Wilson and the Aces, 101-95.
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Hamby Takes Over, Sparks Hold Off Mercury 97-88 in Phoenix
PHOENIX — The LA Sparks came into Mortgage Matchup Center and earned every point. Dearica Hamby was dominant from the opening tip to the final whistle, Kelsey Plum kept the offense moving, and the Sparks held off a persistent Phoenix Mercury team 97-88 in front of a sellout crowd of 10,953 to improve to 2-3 … Continue reading Hamby Takes Over, Sparks Hold Off Mercury 97-88 in Phoenix
Sykes Scorches Sparks as Foul Trouble Sinks LA in 106-96 Loss to Toronto
Brittney Sykes torched the Sparks for a career-high 38 points, and LA had no answer all night. She hit threes, attacked the rim, and converted at the line when it mattered most.
Sparks Hold Off Late Toronto Surge to Earn First Win of the Season
The LA Sparks held off a relentless Toronto Tempo comeback to earn their first win of the season, 99-95, behind 27 points apiece from Kelsey Plum and Brittney Sykes on opposite sides.
Fever Pull Away Late, Hand Sparks Second Loss of the Season
Despite the loss, Kelsey Plum delivered the team’s best performance of the night, finishing with 25 points. It was not enough to overcome a Fever team that controlled the game from the second quarter forward.
Aces Walk Into Crypto.com Arena and Walk Out With a Statement
The Los Angeles Sparks opened their 2026 WNBA season at home Sunday afternoon, but the Las Vegas Aces had no interest in playing along. Behind a dominant shooting performance and a suffocating defensive effort, Las Vegas walked out of Crypto.com Arena with a 105-78 statement victory — and left the Sparks with plenty to think about heading into a long season.