For the second time in nine days, the Fever collapsed at home against the Sparks. A rookie showed promise, but that wasn't enough to overcome defensive struggles.

Cameron Brink entered the WNBA with high expectations and plenty of praise. She was the second overall pick in the 2024 Draft and was ready to shine with the Los Angeles Sparks.

The Indiana Fever saw their three-game winning streak end with a second collapse in nine days to the Sparks. Here are the stats and box score.

Sparks edge Fever in final minute as Caitlin Clark misses fifth straight game Rickea Jackson hits a go-ahead shot with 57.4 seconds left and Azurá Stevens posts 21 points, 12 rebounds in an 89-87 ...

Dearica Hamby scored 18 points for the Sparks (6-13) and Rickea Jackson added 15, including the go-ahead basket that made it 88-87 with 57.4 seconds left. Indiana missed its last five shots, four ...

Azura Stevens scored 21 points, and the Sparks won at Indianapolis for the second time in nine days, defeating the Fever, minus Caitlin Clark, 89-87.

Los Angeles Sparks' rising star Rickea Jackson stuns in a denim outfit before helping her team secure a thrilling win over the Indiana Fever.

INDIANAPOLIS — Azura Stevens scored 21 points and added 12 rebounds, Kelsey Plum added 20 points and the Los Angeles Sparks won at Indianapolis for the second time in nine days, defeating the ...

Dearica Hamby scored 18 points for the Sparks (6-13) and Rickea Jackson added 15, including the go-ahead basket that made it 88-87 with 57.4 seconds left.

The game remained close throughout, with LA's Rickea Jackson sinking the go-ahead basket for the Sparks with under a minute left.