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Azura Stevens’ Double-Double Lifts Sparks over Fever 89

  • The Los Angeles Sparks defeated the Indiana Fever 89-87 on Saturday night in Indianapolis, with Azura Stevens scoring 21 points and grabbing 12 rebounds.
  • The Fever, missing Caitlin Clark due to a groin injury, blew an eight-point lead midway through the third quarter after previously winning three straight games.
  • The first half was closely contested, with the teams level on nine occasions and the lead changing hands just as many times. Kelsey Plum contributed 20 points overall and finished the third quarter by scoring seven consecutive points to put the Sparks ahead 70-69.
  • Rickea Jackson made the go-ahead basket with 57.4 seconds left, then Stevens hit a free throw with 3.3 seconds remaining to seal the win as the Sparks overcame their prior two-game losing streak.
  • The loss highlights Indiana's recurring late-game struggles, with coach Stephanie White citing lapses in communication, poor discipline, and lack of a killer instinct as major factors.
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Azura Stevens' double-double lifts Sparks over Fever 89-87

The Los Angeles Sparks edge out the Indiana Fever 89-87 on Saturday night. Azura Stevens led the Sparks with 21 points and 12 rebounds, while Kelsey Plum added 20 points.

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