Kelsey Plum joined elite company when she notched a rare WNBA milestone during the Los Angeles Sparks’ loss to the Phoenix Mercury. Her accomplishment places her alongside Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, underlining both players’ remarkable standing in the league.
The Phoenix Mercury used a relentless offensive attack to overpower the Los Angeles Sparks, securing a decisive win that helped them keep hold of their fourth-place spot in the standings. With strong scoring and playoff urgency, the Mercury proved why they remain a force to be reckoned with.
Alyssa Thomas notched a historic triple-double to guide the Phoenix Mercury past the Los Angeles Sparks, 92-84, on Tuesday. Despite Satou Sabally’s 19 points for her squad, her efforts fell short in the face of Thomas’s milestone performance.
Paige Bueckers delivered a transcendent rookie performance for the Dallas Wings, described by some as potentially the finest a WNBA newcomer has ever had. Despite her historic efforts, Kelsey Plum and the Los Angeles Sparks held strong to secure the victory.
As the Chicago Sky visit the Los Angeles Sparks this Sunday, both teams are eager to break free from early-season slumps that have impacted their standings in the WNBA. The Sparks, currently on a three-game losing streak, hope to bounce back after a recent defeat by the expansion Golden State Valkyries.
