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The Los Angeles Sparks will meet the New York Liberty in WNBA action on Tuesday night at the Barclays Center.

LOS ANGELES — The Sparks started the season with the mantra "time to show." Center Liz Cambage, coming off an unceremonious split with the Australian national team before the Tokyo Olympics and moving to her fourth WNBA team, was credited with pitching the slogan to the marketing team and her…

LOS ANGELES — Adding Liz Cambage wasn't just about what she could bring to the court. The increased media and fan attention were also on Derek Fisher's mind when the former Sparks coach and general manager signed the controversial four-time All-Star.

Liz Cambage is officially no longer a member of the Sparks.

Los Angeles agreed to terminate the center’s contract.

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LOS ANGELES — Sparks guard Brittney Sykes and sneakers of all kinds awaited the young adults of the Covenant House California on Monday afternoon for the conclusion of a shoe drive honoring Brittney Griner.

Without a point from Candace Parker, the Sky earned their 18th victory of the season. Parker had a 381-game scoring streak snapped, but she had 11 rebounds, four assists, two blocks and one steal.

In each of the last five years, the MVP has gone to the player with the highest scoring average on the top team in the league. Parker is just behind Sky leading scorer Kahleah Copper (14.3 ppg), averaging 14.1 points