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Curious because the Sparks keep losing and Plum was projected to be re-evaluated around this time now. Is there any incentive for her to come back? Will the Sparks just throw the rest of the season in the bin? What about Nneka?

1. I recommend Lisa Leslie as GM.
   
2. I recommend Candace Parker as coach.
   
3. I recommend Delisha Meltin-Jones and Michael Cooper as defensive coaches.
   
4. I recommend the best video coordinator/advanced scout in the league who can cover previous games with the team (Find one).
   
5. I recommend the best athletic trainer (Find one).

Hi everyone! I will be going to a Sparks game for the first time and a first time going to a W game. They will be playing the Mystics. I have lower bowl tickets. I would love to get players autographs especially Lauren Betts who is my favorite. Which sections do the away team go through the tunnel?

Any tips going for the first time? any tips is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

I got so annoyed with watching Ariel Atkins on Sunday that I fired Lynne Roberts on 2k26

When I dropped these off at Gamestop for PSA, she was still a Spark....I miss her. 😮‍💨 Yeah, *GREAT JOB* leaving her unprotected during the expansion draft Raegan Pebley and Lynne Roberts! 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

Had to make another one😭

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I continue to watch these post games because I hate myself apparently but I’m so sick of hearing Lynne say “give credit to the other team because they’re good and this is a hard league”. I’ve never seen a coach fall back on the excuse of having hard competition this much ever in my life. She says this after just about every single loss and it feels like it’s more of an excuse for her than it is the team. This is not the Washington Mystics where the team is young and still trying to find their footing in this league, this is a majority veteran team and some of these players have been All-Stars and champions. I don’t buy the excuses that they don’t have the “mental toughness” to compete in this league or don’t know what it takes to win. If that’s the case then that means that the team has given up and I can’t blame them but it’s irritating. We only have 20 games left there’s no reason why players still don’t know where they should be or still finding their shot or understanding their role like what exactly is she doing as the coach????

During Chicago game the announcers said something like “in all fairness to Lynne Roberts this is not the team she was expecting to coach…she thought she’d be coaching KP and Cam”. What the actual? A good coach is all about adapting to the cards you have. Purely curious if there is any bullish case argument that could be made for her. I don’t see one.

I’m looking to get one of the Los Angeles Sparks 30 Seasons Commemorative Pins that was given away at a home game recently, any ideas where I can buy one?

it will be so funny if/when it’s not Lynne

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Thoughts? Here's the press release:

The Los Angeles Sparks announced today that the team has signed guard Tonie Morgan to a player development contract.

"We're excited to welcome Tonie to the Sparks organization," said Sparks Assistant General Manager Zach Knowlton. "She is a dynamic playmaker who has consistently demonstrated the ability to elevate those around her. Her competitiveness, court vision and feel for the game make her an excellent addition to our development program, and we look forward to helping her continue to grow."

Morgan was selected by the Chicago Sky with the No. 32 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft following a standout collegiate career. She concluded her final season at Kentucky averaging 13.8 points, 7.9 assists and 3.1 rebounds while shooting 46.7 percent from the field across 36 games, helping lead the Wildcats to the NCAA Tournament.

One of the nation's premier point guards, Morgan led the NCAA with 286 total assists and ranked second nationally with 7.9 assists per game during the 2025-26 season. She established a new Kentucky single-season program record for assists and earned All-SEC Second Team honors while finishing as a top-five finalist for the Nancy Lieberman Point Guard of the Year Award, presented annually to the nation's top point guard.