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Hollywood has emerged as the center of the WNBA’s 2021 free agency drama! After 13 years with the Los Angeles Sparks, Candace Parker will sign with the Chicago Sky. Meanwhile, Chelsea Gray is headed to the Las Vegas Aces after five seasons in LA. Cored by the Sparks, Nneka Ogwumike will be back in purple and gold, as will restricted free agent Brittney Sykes. Erica Wheeler and Amanda Zahui B. also will be joining them in LA.

Michelle Smith January 20, 2021 It’s almost that time of year – free agency season. Starting February 1, teams and players can finalize deals and sign contracts and offer sheets. Last year’s blockbuster free-agent barrage of player movement and major moves might be a little difficult to live up to this season, but as is the case with all things in 2021, a little more calm might not be a bad thing. That said, there is a group of impact players that many teams will be vying for this offseason. Let’s take a look at each team and where it stands as GMs and players...

Sparks Guard Te’a Cooper Focuses On The Bigger Picture By Khari Jones, Jr., Contributing Writer Published January 13, 2021 1. Te’a Cooper signs contract with the Sparks. (Courtesy of the L.A. Sparks) The Los Angeles Sparks signed guard Te’a Cooper and could not be more excited. In Cooper’s rookie year, she averaged 7.0 points, 1.0 rebound, 2.0 assists per game. She was top ten in scoring among all rookies. After the signing, Cooper spoke with reporters and thanked her fans, family, friends, teammates, and the front office for believing in her. Coming into Cooper’s rookie season, she...

December 29, 2020 As the end of 2020 draws near, WNBA.com is wrapping up this historic year by reviewing each team’s season. Take a look back at notable contributors and season highlights with the 2020 Season In Review. Next up: The Los Angeles Sparks.  Overview: When you look at the Sparks roster alone, star-power jumps out. From league legend Candace Parker to WNBPA President Nneka Ogwumike to the flashy rook Te’a Cooper, LA had plenty of pieces. That’s not even mentioning the likes of Chelsea Gray, Tierra Ruffin-Pratt and Riquna Williams and so many more down a deep LA b...

“Each of them has a bold, unique style on and off the court, with winning attributes that are rooted in the Jordan Brand’s DNA,” said Craig Williams, Jordan Brand’s President, in a press release. “Through their play, they’ll push the boundaries of the game to new heights.” Head over to Nike’s website to read the five athletes’ profiles. In case you missed it, check out the label’s “Court to Runway” Holiday 2020 collection.