INDIANAPOLIS – When the Los Angeles Sparks acquired Kelsey Plum in a sign-and-trade ahead of the start of the 2025 WNBA season, the prevailing thought was the team was accelerating their rebuild and shifting to more of a win-now mentality.

There are a pair of contests in the WNBA on Saturday, July 26. The New York Liberty look to extend their winning streak to six games with the Los Angeles Sparks coming to town at

New York Liberty coach Sandy Brondello is hoping that Breanna Stewart's injury sustained against the Los Angeles Sparks is nothing too serious.

Sparks guard Julie Allemand spoke with ClutchPoints about fitting in with the team in her return to the WNBA this season.

Cameron Brink remains on the long road toward recovery. Ever since tearing her left ACL and meniscus during a game against the Connecticut Sun on June 18,

The Liberty played most of the game without Breanna Stewart, who exited with a lower leg injury just three minutes into the game. The team later announced that she would not return

Los Angeles, which will visit the defending league champion New York Liberty on Saturday, is 1 1/2 games outside the eighth and final playoff spot. The Sparks (10-14), however, are on their biggest roll of the season,

Azura Stevens #23 of the Los Angeles Sparks shoots against Olivia Nelson-Ododa #10 of the Connecticut Sun during the second half of a WNBA basketball game at Mohegan Sun Arena on July 24, 2025 in Uncasville, Connecticut.