The Latest Breaking News from WNBA

The first month of the WNBA’s regular season has seen some dominant starts, as well as a few surprises (both good and bad).

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.

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

What a shot!

Allemand averaged 9.2 points, six assists and 3.1 rebounds in 29 games for Lyon in the French League.

The Sparks say goodbye to Fisher during his fourth season with the team.

LOS ANGELES — Derek Fisher and the Sparks have mutually agreed to part ways after a disappointing 5-7 start to the season, the team announced Tuesday, relieving him of head coach and general manager duties. Fisher’s less than four-year tenure ends with 54-46 overall record and a 1-4 postseason mark.

Los Angeles started the season 5–7, sitting at eighth in the league standings.

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