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Game details ↗Los Angeles Sparks — Scores & schedule
Latest available scores · Checked Sep 21, 2:34 am PDT
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Standings
Season 2026 · Updated Sep 21, 2:30 am PDT
Western Conference
| Team | W | L | PCT | GB | HOME | AWAY | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles Sparks | 16 | 26 | .381 | 16 | 8-13 | 8-13 | W1 |
After the Whistle
Los Angeles Sparks reports
Second-quarter barrage and 14 made threes carry Sparks past Portland 105-84
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 ↗Jessica Shepard’s triple-double flips a halftime tie into a 97-77 Wings win over the Sparks
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.
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WNBA releases Top 30 plays list, spotlighting iconic moments from 1997 to 2025
Vancouver Television Sports Desk has reviewed WNBA’s “Rapid Reactions: WNBA Top 30,” a fan-facing recap that highlights 30 defining WNBA moments as ranked by the league. The article’s commentary spotlights a range of championship-clinching shots, signature defensive plays, and career milestones, starting with Teresa Weatherspoon’s 1997 “The Shot” and including multiple headline moments from stars such as Nneka Ogwumike, Maya Moore, Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird, and A’ja Wilson.
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