Prior to Tuesday's home matchup against the Seattle Storm, the Los Angeles Sparks announced a plethora of injury news, per a team announcement. Veteran guard Ju

Skyler Diggins and the Seattle Storm take on Kelsey Plum and the Los Angeles Sparks in the 2nd game of NBA TV’s WNBA slate tonight.

The Los Angeles Sparks are doing anything to get fans in seats, including putting up racy pictures of their players to promote games.

The Seattle Storm and Los Angeles Sparks are unlikely to reach the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Final as they face off on Tuesday night. The sixth and final game on Tuesday’s slate has a home underdog, as the Sparks (1-5 at home) will look to shake their struggles in Los Angeles against Skylar Diggins and company.

Seattle Storm guard Skylar Diggins made WNBA history on Tuesday, becoming 10th all-time in assists during a 98-67 win over the Los Angeles Sparks. The league confirmed the milestone on Instagram, stating, “Skylar Diggins passes Cappie Pondexter for 10th all-time in assists. Moving up the record books in Year 12!”

The Sparks signed Grace Berger to a hardship contract before their game against the Storm as they navigate injuries and EuroBasket

On May 24, a parody X post from '@TheNBACentel' went viral — generating over 12 million views in less than a month. Read more: Sparks' Cameron Brink Shares Uniq

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Playing without leading scorer Kelsey Plum and guard Odyssey Sims, the Sparks trail by 34 points in the second half and are held to a season-low point total in a 98-67 loss.