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Lynne Roberts missed the playoffs in both of her seasons coaching the Sparks. Jack Compton / Getty Images The Los Angeles Sparks have fired head coach Lynne Roberts, the team announced Friday. Roberts completed her second season at the helm, finishing with ...
The Los Angeles Sparks have a new general manager, and here’s what she said about what’s next for LA
Missing the WNBA playoffs for a sixth-consecutive year means the offseason has begun for the Los Angeles Sparks. They've wasted no time getting to work. The day after their season
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Russell Mael, left, and Ron Mael of Sparks pose for a portrait on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Rebecca Cabage/Invision/AP) (Rebecca Cabage/Invision/AP) Russell Mael ...
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Sparks fired coach Lynne Roberts on Friday, a day after her team missed the playoffs for the second straight year under her leadership. Roberts was hired in 2024 and the Sparks went 37-51 in her two seasons in charge of the team
The Sparks parted ways with former GM Raegan Pebley in July and hired from yet another NBA front office for her replacement. Melina Pizano / Getty Images The Los Angeles Sparks are hiring Philadelphia 76ers vice president of player personnel Ariana ...
The Los Angeles Sparks announced Sunday they have agreed to part ways with general manager Raegan Pebley. The Sparks have missed the WNBA playoffs the past five seasons and are currently 10-11 and just out of playoff position in ninth place. They are ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Your average cult band might make a handful of great, overlooked albums, split up in frustration, and eventually reunite to play for big festival crowds after the world belatedly begins ...
The Los Angeles Sparks have several representatives on ESPN's list of the Top 30 WNBA players of all time. The post How Many Sparks Cracked ESPN’s Top 30 Players in WNBA History? appeared first on LA Sports Report.
LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Sparks have signed a five-year extension to continue playing their home games at Crypto.com Arena through 2029. The deal with arena owner AEG was announced Tuesday. Dearica Hamby and the Los Angeles Sparks are sticking around ...
