WNBA News: Sparks get fever after winning

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this Los Angeles Sparks After they won 89-87, it piled up in the Indiana boom on Saturday night.

Sparks’ social media accounts scanned their opponents and used Sophie Cunningham about WNBA Expansion as a prerequisite.

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Sophie Cunningham of Indiana, left, Julieverloo of Los Angeles Sparks competes for a loose ball in Indianapolis on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)

The post reads: “Indiana’s city list with beef: Detroit, Cleveland, Los Angeles.”

The WNBA announced that Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia will receive franchises in the coming years and add Toronto and Portland. Cunningham wanted to know aloud if fans wanted to flock to the arenas in Cleveland and Detroit.

“I don’t know how excited people are to go to Detroit or (Cleveland) to[the]he said on July 1.

Cunningham Clarified her comment While speaking with reporters Thursday, and defending the “blue-collar workers” associated with Cleveland and Detroit.

Indiana Hot’s Sophie Cunningham reacted after hitting and fouling in Indianapolis on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)

The loss of fever lost sparks sparked backlash against ESPN analysts, sparking controversial Caitlyn Clarke

“First of all, I know the history of the WNBA. I know both cities have teams before and they brought us to where we are, so I’m grateful for that,” she said. “What I really know is Broadway, it’s the wild lifestyle, so I think it’s really fun. I think Miami is fun. That’s all I do.”

“I think it’s fun to get some teams out of the NBA market. … I think people are completely misunderstood the situation. I’m never going to say it down to middle-class blue-collar workers. That’s where I come from. I’m from Missouri. I got Indiana from Missouri, which is why I sounded fun on Broadway, it sounded fun.

Cunningham also expressed strong opposition to her comments.