The first major domino to fall in regards to WNBA players seeking new teams this offseason is when former Las Vegas Aces superstar Kelsey Plum was traded to the

Cam Brink is fired up to play alongside Kelsey Plum on the Los Angeles Sparks. "She's a real one," Brink said during a conversation with Sydel Curry-Lee

The Sparks made a pair of roster moves, signing a couple of players in WNBA free agency on the heels of the Kelsey Plum trade.

The busiest time of the WNBA offseason is upon us as free agents meet with their prospective teams leading up to Feb. 1, when they can sign contracts. The prospects of a new collective bargaining agreement will influence this season’s free agency,

New Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum recently posted several photos on her Instagram, including some seemingly in California. It begs the question: Did Kelsey Plum hint at a Sparks trade one day before the blockbuster WNBA deal? Here’s the answer: it’s unclear. But here’s what we do know.

The Los Angeles Sparks signaled their intent to accelerate the timeline of their rebuild with the acquisition of All-Star guard Kelsey Plum in a sign-and-trade deal during WNBA free agency. It’s a new beginning for Plum, who had spent the first eight seasons of her career with the Las Vegas Aces.

Kelsey Plum is headed to Los Angeles as part of a three-way trade that will send Jewell Loyd to the Las Vegas Aces.

The Los Angeles Sparks are wasting no time reshaping their roster after landing Kelsey Plum in a blockbuster WNBA trade. Plum, a two-time WNBA champion and three-time All-Star, arrived from the Las Vegas Aces in a move that sent shockwaves through the league.

The WNBA star shares the first time meeting her new Los Angeles Sparks teammate. It was all love, except when mentioning she was still in high school.