After losing the last two at home, the Sparks were in trouble early, down 11 and staring down the barrel of a third straight defeat. However, they were able to weather the storm and pulled off the seven-point victory, 89-82, thanks largely to Te’a Cooper’s career-high 26 points off the bench.
The Sparks had an incredible second quarter, scoring a season-high 32 points to end the half up 49-44. The game turned into a back and forth affair up until the closing minutes when the Sparks pulled away for good.
This was one of the best victories Los Angeles has had all season long.