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Sex toy thrown on court during Fever-Sparks game in L.A., third such WNBA incident in a week
Another sex toy was hurled from the stands toward WNBA players, this time during the Fever-Sparks game and landing near Fever ...
Indiana Fever Facing Trade Decision After Veteran Plays 6 Minutes in Loss to Sparks
After playing just six minutes against the Los Angeles Sparks, Dantas’ name came up as a potential trade candidate for the ...
Sparks look to continue hot stretch against league-worst Sun
Tied for the WNBA's best record over the last 10 games, the surging Los Angeles Sparks look to continue rolling on Thursday when they host the last-place Connecticut Sun.
Sparks Coach Calls Disturbing WNBA Incidents 'Dumb' and 'Dangerous'
During the Indiana Fever-Los Angeles Sparks contest, an adult object was thrown from the stands and landed near Sophie ...
How to watch the WNBA's Connecticut Sun take on the Los Angeles Sparks August 7
Here’s how to watch the Sun as they take on the Sparks Aug. 7. The game can be watched live on television on NBC Sports ...
WNBA picks today: Experts share Fever vs. Sparks predictions, props for August 5
Experts Calvin Wetzel and Aaron Barzilai lock in their WNBA best bets for Tuesday's matchup between the Indiana Fever and the ...
Former Sparks Legend Gives Angel Reese Harsh Ranking Among WNBA Best
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese has impressed in 2025 — posting per game averages of over 14 points and 12 rebounds. Read more: Sparks' Kelsey Plum, Rickea Jack ...
Another sex toy thrown onto WNBA court, this time appears to hit Fever guard Sophie Cunningham
The 28-year-old had previously asked people to stop throwing such objects earlier this week on social media but appeared to ...
Another sex toy tossed on WNBA court, lands near Fever's Sophie Cunningham
A sex toy was tossed on the Sparks' home court in Los Angeles during Tuesday's game and landed near Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham.
Sparks’ Legend Candace Parker Bashes WNBA All-Stars for Wearing “Pay Us What You Owe Us” T-Shirts
During warmups of last this year's WNBA All-Star Game, players from both sides — Team Collier and Team Clark — wore "Pay Us What You Owe Us" t-shirts, serving a ...