The Sparks play the Dallas Wings next at Crypto.com Arena to start a four-game home stretch; it's unlikely fans will see a mistake in announcing Plum's height. L.A. is set to return to the road on September 1 against the Seattle Storm.

Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum has never been shy about saying what she thinks. When recently asked how the Sparks keep their WNBA playoffs push alive, she promptly dropped an F-bomb. "Yeah, we gotta play some [expletive] defense," Plum said bluntly during a postgame interview.

While much of the women's basketball community was sleeping on Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Sparks and Dallas Wings produced an all-time classic game on the

Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum hits game-winning shot vs. Wings, and curses during live postgame interview when asked about playoff push.

Kelsey Plum took matters into her own hands to save the Los Angeles Sparks against the Dallas Wings on Wednesday.

Kelsey Plum banked in the winning shot just before the final buzzer and the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Dallas Wings 81-80 to spoil rookie Paige Bueckers’ career-high 44-point performance

Wednesday night's matchup between the Los Angeles Sparks and Dallas Wings turned into an action-packed affair. The closely contested game was sealed by Kelsey

Cameron Brink was held scoreless as the Los Angeles Sparks fell 95–86 to the Washington Mystics on the road Sunday, despite a standout performance from Kelsey Plum.

Plum is on pace to match Taurasi with two such seasons and turns 31 later in August (Taurasi turned 31 in June of the season she FIRST notched 20-plus and five-plus feat). So since we know her averages, it’s no surprise that Plum tied the WNBA record for most 20 and five games in a single season with her 18th of 2025 on Sunday.