Nneka Ogwumike bids farewell to the WNBA after playing the last game of her professional career in the Los Angeles Sparks’ season finale against the Golden State Valkyries.
The 2026 WNBA season marked the final chapter of Los Angeles Sparks legend Nneka Ogwumike’s career. The 11-time All-Star announced her retirement during the final weeks of the regular season in an interview with Taylor Rooks.
Cameron Brink once broke her silence about her body being a topic of discussion among basketball fans. The Los Angeles Sparks used the No. 2 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft to select Stanford Cardinal’s Cameron Brink.
The LA Sparks made a major organizational shift on Friday by firing head coach Lynne Roberts after the franchise missed the postseason for a second consecutive year under her tenure.
Jemele Hill knows exactly who should step into the LA Sparks coaching vacancy. The LA Sparks decided they’d seen enough, pulling the plug on Lynne Roberts right after the final buzzer of the regular season.
The Los Angeles Sparks wasted no time entering the WNBA offseason. On Friday, the team announced they “have parted ways” with head coach Lynne Roberts.
The Los Angeles Sparks fired head coach Lynne Roberts on Friday after falling short of the playoffs in both of her seasons with the team. The Sparks concluded a 16-28 season with a 76-75 home loss to the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday night.
The Los Angeles Sparks are ready to move on from the Lynne Roberts era. Roberts, 51, was hired by the Sparks in November of 2024. Although she only went 21-23 in her first season, Los Angeles was hopeful she’d take that next step in 2026.
LOS ANGELES – When the dust had cleared and the sting from the Los Angeles Sparks’ heartbreaking 76-75 loss to the Golden State Valkyries in the season finale had settled down a bit, Nneka Oguwmike stood before the home crowd and took accountability.
Nneka Ogwumike, the forward for the Los Angeles Sparks and 2016 WNBA MVP, ended her 15-year career by achieving her 19th double-double, setting a new franchise record for a single season.
Yet another lackluster season for the Los Angeles Sparks comes to an end. And while Sparks legend Nneka Ogwumike’s retirement may have clouded the cracks in the team recently, the franchise’s 16-27 record suggests there needs to be great improvement come next season.
The Los Angeles Sparks’ regular-season finale against the the Golden State Valkyries was less about the result and more of a celebration of Nneka Ogwumike.
There was not a dry eye at Crypto.com Arena on Thursday when Los Angeles Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike delivered her farewell speech after playing her final game in the WNBA.
Every great career eventually reaches its final game, and for Los Angeles Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike, that moment has arrived. On Thursday, she suited up against the Golden State Valkyries to close out her legendary journey in the WNBA.
When Los Angeles Sparks star Nneka Ogwumike first announced her retirement plans back in mid-August, it seemed like it was so far away. But that moment has finally arrived as the Sparks face off against the Golden State Valkyries in their season finale on Thursday.
The Los Angeles Sparks are on the road Tuesday night as they travel to take on the Las Vegas Aces in a Western Conference matchup. Los Angeles enters Tuesday’s game with a 16-26 record after defeating the Portland Fire at home in dominant fashion Sunday night.
The Los Angeles Sparks have only two games remaining in the season, with one road game on Tuesday as they visit the Las Vegas Aces, and head coach Lynne Roberts wants the team finish the year strong.
LOS ANGELES – The 2026 WNBA season may not have gone the way the Los Angeles Sparks hoped it would, but they’re looking to end the year on a high note.
Sunday was a historic moment for the Los Angeles Sparks franchise. No, not because they defeated the Portland Fire 105-84 to earn the season series sweep over the expansion team.
Nneka Ogwumike became just the fourth player in WNBA history to reach 8,000 career points on Sunday as the Los Angeles Sparks rolled over the visiting Portland Fire 105-84.
Sixers executive vice president of player personnel Ariana Andonian has been hired by the Los Angeles Sparks to be the WNBA team’s new general manager, the Sparks announced Friday in a press release.
Team USA will be flying to Berlin for the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup without two of the biggest WNBA stars today. On Monday, USA Basketball
Angel Reese made WNBA history Thursday night with a stat line unlike anything the league had seen. Facing the Los Angeles Sparks, the Atlanta Dream forward