Matchup: Los Angeles Sparks vs Seattle Storm
Date: Monday, September 1, 2025
Venue: Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
Broadcast: YouTube TV
On Monday, the Seattle Storm (21-19) will face off against the Los Angeles Sparks (17-19) at the Climate Pledge Arena.
The Los Angeles Sparks recently squared off against the Phoenix Mercury, suffering a defeat with a final score of 92-84. In this game, Los Angeles achieved a shooting percentage of 47.7% (31 for 65) and made 7 of their 24 attempts from beyond the arc. At the free throw line, the Sparks excelled, converting 15 of 17 attempts for an 88.2% success rate. The team secured 29 rebounds, including 5 offensive boards, and recorded 19 assists while forcing their opponents into 13 turnovers, resulting in 8 steals. Defensively, the Sparks allowed Phoenix to attain a shooting percentage of 47.8% on 33 of 69 attempts. The Mercury had 7 assists and racked up 11 steals, with a total of 32 rebounds (7 offensive and 25 defensive) and contributed 1 block. Phoenix finished the game shooting 83.3% from the charity stripe, going 15 for 18, and made 11 of 25 three-point shots.
Dearica Hamby was instrumental in the match, scoring 25 points on 9 of 12 shooting. She played for 31 minutes and grabbed 8 rebounds, finishing the contest with an impressive 75.0% shooting accuracy while also dishing out 2 assists.
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Entering this game, the Los Angeles Sparks boast a record of 17-19 for the season. The Sparks are shooting at a rate of 35.5% from the three-point line (323 of 911) and have a free throw percentage of 76.4%. Averaging 86.3 points per game, they rank second in the league, while their field goal percentage stands at 46.1%. The Sparks commit an average of 14.4 turnovers and 17.6 fouls per game. They secure 33.0 rebounds per matchup and have accumulated 752 assists this season, placing them ninth in the league. Defensively, Los Angeles forces 12.7 turnovers and draws 18.8 fouls, with opponents shooting 45.9% against them (457 of 675). They allow an average of 33.0 rebounds per game and rank ninth in assists allowed, surrendering a total of 800 on the season. Opponents convert 36.1% of their three-point attempts and the Sparks sit 13th in the league in points allowed per game (88.6).
In their last outing, the Seattle Storm triumphed over the Minnesota Lynx with a score of 93-79. The Storm gathered 26 defensive rebounds and 9 offensive boards for a total of 35 rebounds in the match. They turned the ball over 9 times while managing to record 10 steals. The Lynx committed 18 personal fouls, allowing the Storm to attempt 20 free throws, converting 15 of those for a 75.0% rate. When it came to three-point shooting, Seattle was successful, hitting 16 of 33 attempts (48.5%). Overall, the Storm shot 31 for 70 from the field, achieving a shooting percentage of 44.3%. They held the Lynx to 30 successful field goal attempts out of 68, resulting in a shooting percentage of 44.1%. The Storm also allowed 9 of 24 three-point attempts to go in and converted 10 of their 14 free throw attempts (71.4%). Additionally, Seattle let Minnesota grab a total of 37 rebounds, including 8 on the offensive end.
Skylar Diggins stood out in the game, successfully hitting 8 of 14 shots, recording a field goal percentage of 57.1% and securing 3 rebounds. Over 29 minutes of playtime, Diggins-Smith tallied 23 points and 5 assists.
Seattle’s current record stands at 21-19. The Storm have scored a total of 3,300 points this season, averaging 82.5 points per game, and securing 31.2 rebounds per game. They commit an average of 17.1 fouls per contest, coupled with a free throw shooting percentage of 76.7%. Offensively, the Storm’s shooting percentage from the field is 45.3%, ranking fifth in the WNBA. They dish out 21.5 assists per game, positioning themselves at third in the league, and average 11.6 turnovers. Defensively, Seattle ranks fifth in the league for points allowed per game, restricting opponents to 80.2 points. They force an average of 14.9 turnovers per game while allowing a shooting percentage of 44.1% (7th in the league). Additionally, they permit opponents to shoot 33.8% from three-point range (290 of 858) and allow 79.5% success at the free-throw line. In terms of assists allowed, they rank fifth, surrendering 19.5 assists per game, but are 12th in rebounds allowed, giving up 36.0 on average.
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