Teams will play a record-high 44 regular-season games between May 16 and Sept. 11
Los Angeles Sparks
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In Lynne Roberts era, Los Angeles Sparks hope for better offense, return to championship form
Roberts: ‘We’re going to do just fine. We’re going to compete. I want to win now’
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Locked On Women’s Basketball: Los Angeles Sparks hire Lynne Roberts and more WBB news
Plus, what happened in Utah-Northwestern, and college games to watch this weekend
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Los Angeles Sparks appoint Lynne Roberts as new head coach
Roberts: ‘The Sparks have a talented roster with tremendous upside, and we will compete tirelessly for WNBA championships’
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The Sparks receive a surprise with the second overall pick (again) in 2025
Despite having the highest odds for the top overall pick, the Los Angeles Sparks will pick second in April’s WNBA Draft
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Locked On Women’s Basketball: Updates from Los Angeles and New York
‘The evolution of Sabrina Ionescu from elite player … to complete superstar was there last night’
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Los Angeles Sparks fire Curt Miller — Early candidates to replace him
Curt Miller: ‘The team is now positioned for success’
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Sunday Notes, Week 15: Let’s talk about the future, with Los Angeles, Chicago and more
Exploring what the future could hold for the Sparks, the Sky, the Mystics, and the Wings
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Los Angeles Sparks hang onto hope despite last-place finish
After drawing over 11,000 fans per game this season, Sparks want to give them more to celebrate in 2025
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WNBA veteran Layshia Clarendon, league’s first openly nonbinary player, retires after 12 seasons
Clarendon spent the last two seasons with the Los Angeles Sparks
