The move was a necessary one as the Sparks frontcourt would take a major hit if they were to lose Ogwumike
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Sparks bring Te’a Cooper back into the fold
“I really want my defense to speak volumes,” Cooper said
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Big decisions loom for the Sparks
Los Angeles aims to retain much of its core from recent seasons
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Derek Fisher set to take over in new role as general manager
In a call with media on Wednesday morning, Fisher made it clear that retaining the core is the team’s top priority
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Latricia Trammell discusses her return to the Sparks
Defensive-minded coach to remain on Derek Fisher’s coaching staff
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Sparks emphasize the importance of voting
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Candace Parker wins 2020 WNBA Defensive Player of the Year
MVP, Finals MVP, Rookie of the Year, All-Star Game MVP, and now Candace Parker has some new hardware to add to the collection
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What is Candace Parker’s future in Los Angeles?
The 13-year veteran is set to become a free agent
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Sparks season ends in disappointment for the second straight year
A year ago, after losing in a three-game sweep to the Connecticut Sun in the semifinals, the Sparks fell once again to the Sun, 73-59
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Marie Gülich adapts to the WNBA bubble environment
Before the start of the 2020 WNBA season, Marie Gülich had plenty of questions
