Phoenix Mercury vs. Los Angeles Sparks: TV channel, time and how to watch Sunday's game
The WNBA regular season continues with the Phoenix Mercury visiting the Crypto.com Arena to face the Los Angeles Sparks in a must-see Sunday night game.
The Sparks, who are determined to break a two-game losing streak, are coming off a 96-81 loss against the Las Vegas Aces. In that game, Kelsey Plum, in her first appearance in Las Vegas since a three-team trade, led the Sparks with an impressive 17 points. Odyssey Sims also made a significant contribution with 15 points, and Dearica Hamby added 14 points.
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The Mercury, on the other hand, are looking to recover from a narrow 74-71 loss to the Minnesota Lynx. In that game, Satou Sabally's outstanding performance of 26 points and 11 rebounds, along with Kalani Brown's 15 points, fell short against the Lynx.
Here is how to watch the Los Angeles Sparks take on the Phoenix Mercury on Sunday.
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What time is Phoenix Mercury vs. Los Angeles Sparks?
The WNBA regular season game between the Phoenix Mercury and Los Angeles Sparks is scheduled to tip off at 6 p.m. ET, with Sunday's game taking place at the crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California.
How to watch Phoenix Mercury vs. Los Angeles Sparks WNBA game: TV, stream
Time: 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT
Location: crypto.com Arena (Los Angeles, California)
TV : Spectrum SportsNet (Local), Arizona's Family 3TV (Local)
Stream: WNBA League Pass
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Mercury vs. Sparks: How to watch WNBA game on Sunday
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