Season outlook
Looking ahead
The next confirmed fixture is not yet listed for Los Angeles Sparks. Upcoming games, including preseason, will appear here as the schedule becomes available.
Vancouver Television Sports Desk
Los Angeles Sparks scores, recent results, upcoming games and standings with reports from Vancouver Television Sports Desk.
Published schedules checked Oct 11, 8:20 am PDT. Includes preseason where available. Updated automatically every hour.
Season outlook
The next confirmed fixture is not yet listed for Los Angeles Sparks. Upcoming games, including preseason, will appear here as the schedule becomes available.
Latest available scores · Checked Oct 11, 8:22 am PDT
crypto.com Arena
Game details ↗Michelob ULTRA Arena
Game details ↗crypto.com Arena
Game details ↗College Park Center
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Season 2026 · Updated Oct 11, 8:20 am PDT
| Team | W | L | PCT | GB | HOME | AWAY | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Sparks | 16 | 28 | .364 | 17 | 8-14 | 8-14 | L2 |
After the Whistle
For most of the night at Crypto.com Arena, the numbers pointed toward Los Angeles. The Sparks shot better, shared the ball better and led by as many as 16, yet Golden State walked out with the only number that held up at the horn, a 76-75 comeback win.
Read the report ↗Las Vegas gave Los Angeles an early lead and then took most of the rest of the night. The Aces answered a 5-2 deficit with a 17-0 first-quarter burst and spent the rest of an 89-79 WNBA win keeping the Sparks at arm’s length at Michelob ULTRA Arena.
Read the report ↗For about one quarter, the Portland Fire kept the Los Angeles Sparks in a proper WNBA game. Then Los Angeles turned hot shooting and layered scoring into a runaway, pulling away for a 105-84 win at Crypto.com Arena.
Read the report ↗A game that sat level at halftime broke open when Dallas finally turned its ball movement and size into separation. The Wings beat the Los Angeles Sparks 97-77 at College Park Center, and the shift from coin flip to clear result started with an 11-0 run late in the third quarter.
Read the report ↗Inside WNBA
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