The Sparks have received strong contributions around the lineup, including clutch performances from Azura Stevens. She has scored at least 15 points in three consecutive games while playing a total of 67 minutes without a turnover in the last two contests.

The Indiana Fever suffered their second straight loss on Friday as they fell to the Washington Mystics in a tight one, 88-84. This defeat follows Tuesday’s 81-80 loss against the Dallas Wings, as Indiana has now lost two in a row at home in the span of four days.

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The Mystics are overwhelmed in the second half, failing to find an answer for Sabrina Ionescu, who finished with a game-high 29 points that included seven three-pointers.

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The Washington Mystics will enter the 2021 season with a new look but the same goal: win a WNBA championship. “That’s the Mystics way,” 2019 WNBA MVP Elena Delle Donne said last month.

The Washington Mystics play the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday afternoon. Here is the preview. Game Info When: Sunday, Aug. 17 at 3 p.m. ET Where: CareFirst Arena, Washington How to watch: Monumental Sports Network Injury report Mystics: Shakira Austin – Out (Leg),

Aliyah Boston and the Indiana Fever fell 88-84 to the Washington Mystics on Friday night at home, playing once again without former No. 1 overall pick Caitlin Clark, who remains out with a right groin injury.