The Los Angeles Sparks are at home Monday night as they host the Seattle Storm in a Western Conference matchup.
Los Angeles enters Monday’s game with an 8-10 record after losing on the road to the Indiana Fever last Saturday night.
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In last Saturday’s loss to the Fever, Nneka Ogwumike led the way for the Sparks as she recorded 17 points and seven rebounds while Dearica Hamby added 15 points, four rebounds and four assists of her own.
The Sparks will try to bounce back and end their two-game losing streak Monday as they face off against a struggling Storm team.
Seattle enters Monday’s contest with a 5-17 record after losing at home to the Portland Fire Saturday night.
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Dominique Malonga led the way for the Storm in Saturday’s loss as she ended the game with 22 points and five rebounds while Natisha Hiedeman recorded 15 points, four rebounds and four steals.
While both teams are looking to pick up a victory in Monday night’s matchup, one may be without multiple key players due to injuries.
Storm Injury Report
The Storm have only one player listed on their injury report as they have ruled out guard Taina Mair.
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Seattle has ruled out Mair due to a coach’s decision as the team continues to manage her playing time due to her developmental contract.
Sparks Injury Report: Will Kelsey Plum, Cameron Brink Play?
The Sparks have two players listed on their injury report as they have ruled out Kelsey Plum and Cameron Brink.
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Los Angeles has ruled out Plum due to a lower left leg injury as she will miss her third consecutive contest and she is expected to be sidelined until at least late July.
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The Sparks have also ruled out Brink as she will miss her fifth straight game with a left ankle injury.
Fans can catch Monday night’s matchup between the Storm and Sparks from Los Angeles at 10:00 p.m. ET on USA Network.
