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Every Monday during the regular season, Maurice Brooks and Aryeh Schwartz will rank the WNBA teams from 1 to 12. Also, Insidr beat writers will provide interesting tidbits on each team that they cover.
They are loaded with talent like Candace Parker and Nneka Ogwumike, have an excellent home court atmosphere thanks to their fans, and have a great coach at the helm in Brian Agler.
After Thursday’s thoroughly dominant 79-57 victory against the Minnesota Lynx – a game in which the Sparks were fully healthy for the first time all year – Parker admitted that nothing beats health. “We didn’t cry when they were out, ‘cause coach [Brian] Agler wouldn’t let us do it,” Sparker noted. “But we need them. It’s a different dynamic.”