• Source: 2019 Los Angeles Sparks season

      • The 2019 WNBA season was the 23rd season for the Los Angeles Sparks of the Women's National Basketball Association.
      During the off-season, head coach Brian Agler resigned and accepted the head coach position with the Dallas Wings. On December 5, former NBA player Derek Fisher was announced as the new head coach.
      The Sparks started the season with a 6-6 record in the first two months. Their good form continued into August, with the team going 8–4 and putting together a five game win streak. The turn around game mostly at home, with the Sparks posting a 9–0 home record during July and August. The team finished out the season with three straight wins at home. Their 22–12 overall record, secured them the third seed in the playoffs.
      After earning a bye in the first round, the Sparks easily defeated the Seattle Storm at home, 92–69. This set up a semifinal matchup with the Connecticut Sun. The Sparks lost the first two road games in the series, and couldn't win the third game at home. The Sun swept the Sparks to end their season.
      After the 2019 season, Penny Toler was dismissed as general manager. Her dismissal came among rumors that she entered the locker room after a playoff game and gave a "obscenity-laced speech that also included several racial epithets".


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      = WNBA draft

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      = Trades/Roster Changes

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      Roster




      Game log




      = Preseason

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      = Regular season

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      = Playoffs

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      Standings




      Playoffs



      Note: Teams re-seeded after each round.


      Statistics




      = Regular season

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      Awards and honors




      References




      External links


      Official website

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