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Kalani Brown
The quintessential center, Brown dominates the paint, finishing her career at Baylor ranked first in field goal percentage and third in blocks. In need of a towering presence who could protect the rim and score efficiently, the Sparks grabbed the statuesque (6-foot-7) Brown in the first round of the draft.
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Pamela McGee
Alana Beard
DeLisha Milton
Nnemkadi Ogwumike
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Olivia Nelson-Ododa
Candace Parker
Lisa Leslie

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Entered the 2006 season ranked 3rd on the WNBA's all-time chart for scoring average (18.1 ppg), 5th for career points (3.521) and 5th for career rebounds (1,682). Dished out a single-season career-high 104 assists in her first year with Los Angeles.



The pride of Southern California, Leslie set scoring records at Inglewood's Morningside HS before banking in the buckets at nearby USC and then joining the WNBA's Sparks. In 12 seasons with the hometown franchise, the L.A. legend tallied 17.3 points and made eight All-Star appearances.



Has led WNBA in rebounds per game the last two seasons. Ripped down WNBA season-high 21 rebounds, June 19, 1998. Owns Pac-10 record for scoring (2,414) and rebounds (1,214). A model and broadcaster, Leslie has modeled designs by Armani and Donna Karan and appeared in a Vogue magazine photo spread. A guest correspondent on "NBA Inside Stuff" who also has done NBA sideline reporting for TNT, Leslie has made guest spots on the TV shows "Hangtime." "Moesha" and "Sister, Sister."



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Katrina Colleton
Ukari Figgs
Sydney Wiese

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Ukari Figgs, Guard - Sparks.
Christi Thomas, Forward - Sparks.

Back to the Front! Sparks card back du jour...

Liz Cambage
After missing the playoffs for just the fifth time in its 25-year history in 2021, Los Angeles made a massive splash during the offseason, acquiring a superstar in Cambage. It's always been my dream to wear the purple & gold and play in LA," she said. "This is an incredible opportunity to compete for a championship."
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206

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