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George sets sights on Olympic medal after WNBA glory

Newly-minted WNBA champion Cayla George is hoping to cement some Opals combinations during the upcoming WNBL season.

AAP

A’ja Wilson’s 53-point burner is one of the best scoring performances in basketball history and we shall respect it as such

A'ja Wilson's 53-point burner is one of the best scoring games we've ever seen. EVER.

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SI:AM | No Payday for NFL Running Backs

The deadline to negotiate long-term contracts passed without deals for Saquon Barkley and Josh Jacobs.

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Sparks trade for Aces forward Dearica Hamby

LOS ANGELES — The Sparks made their second trade of free agency Saturday, acquiring forward Dearica Hamby and a 2024 first-round draft pick from the Las Vegas Aces.

Los Angeles Times

Lauren Jackson’s Opals farewell one last dance for greatest of all time

Denied the fairytale ending in 2016, Jackson has finally bowed out in a manner befitting her status in Australian basketball

The Guardian - AU

Opals hopeful of building on WC success

Australia captain Tess Madgen hopes the Opals' charge to basketball World Cup bronze has laid the foundations for success at future Asia Cups and Olympics.

AAP

Opals' culture back to its best: Madgen

Captain Tess Madgen says the Opals' culture has gone to "another level" in the lead-up to the FIBA Women's World Cup, which begins in Sydney this week.

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W Bets: Bet big on the Aces and Sky as home favorites, as A’ja Wilson, Kahleah Copper deliver on props

Playoff season is here and it's time to bet.

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Liz Cambage breaks silence on WNBA future: ‘I’ve decided to step away from the league for the time being’

Liz Cambage announces she's done with the WNBA "for the time being."

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Liz Cambage stepping away from WNBA after leaving LA Sparks

Liz Cambage will step away from the WNBA "for the time being" following the Australian's departure from the Los Angeles Sparks last month.

ABC News

Liz Cambage apologizes to Sparks in first public comments on abruptly leaving team

When Liz Cambage abruptly walked away from the Sparks late last month, the team was half a game out of a playoff spot with nine games remaining.

Los Angeles Times

Liz Cambage Announces She Is Stepping Away From WNBA

The center played 25 games this season before she and the Sparks agreed to terminate her contract.

Sports Illustrated

Sparks vow to 'just stick together' after Liz Cambage departure

LOS ANGELES — The Sparks started the season with the mantra "time to show." Center Liz Cambage, coming off an unceremonious split with the Australian national team before the Tokyo Olympics and moving to her fourth WNBA team, was credited with pitching the slogan to the marketing team and her…

Los Angeles Times

SI:AM | Liz Cambage’s Messy Sparks Exit

The Sparks dumped one of their key players during the playoff chase, reportedly due to a variety of off-court issues.

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The Loop: Australia's inflation hits a 21-year high, the Ben Roberts-Smith trial comes to an end, and a man builds a Bluey ute

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Sports Illustrated

Details of Cambage’s Reported Conflicts Within Sparks Emerge

The center reportedly complained to her teammates about not getting the ball enough.

ABC News

Liz Cambage to depart Los Angeles as Sparks announce 'contract divorce'

Australian basketball star Liz Cambage walks away from the LA Sparks just five months after joining the WNBA team.

Los Angeles Times

Liz Cambage abruptly leaves Sparks in what team deems a 'contract divorce'

LOS ANGELES — Adding Liz Cambage wasn't just about what she could bring to the court. The increased media and fan attention were also on Derek Fisher's mind when the former Sparks coach and general manager signed the controversial four-time All-Star.

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Liz Cambage’s contract divorce for the LA Sparks, explained

Liz Cambage is officially no longer a member of the Sparks.

Sports Illustrated

Sparks, Liz Cambage Agree to Part Ways

Los Angeles agreed to terminate the center’s contract.

Los Angeles Times

What's next for the Sparks after firing Derek Fisher? For starters, Fred Williams.

LOS ANGELES — Brittney Sykes was excited to simply have the day off. A peaceful appointment for the Sparks guard to get hair done, however, went sideways when her phone started blowing up with texts from friends asking whether reports were true.

Sports Illustrated

The Sparks Have More Questions Than Answers So Far

Following the midseason departure of coach and GM Derek Fisher, Los Angeles has a lot to sort out.

Sports Illustrated

WNBA Commish: Australian Team Hasn’t Provided Liz Cambage Video

The league says it hasn’t been able to fully investigate Liz Cambage’s reported use of discriminatory language against Nigerian basketball players.

Sports Illustrated

Liz Cambage Denies Directing Racial Slur at Nigerian Players

The Sparks center was involved in an incident during a closed-door scrimmage with Nigeria last July.

ABC News

Liz Cambage denies reports she racially abused Nigerian players in controversial pre-Olympics game

Liz Cambage denies she racially abused members of the Nigerian national basketball team in a controversial pre-Olympics warm-up game.

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