
‘I’m just getting started’: Sparks’ Lexie Brown proves importance of WNBA role player
LA TimesThe WNBA’s third-best three-point shooter watched the league’s annual three-point contest on a TV in Las Vegas, more than 1,700 miles away from the All-Star festivities in Chicago. “She’s been this shooter,” said Sykes, who recalled a game when Brown dropped 31 points on Sykes’ Syracuse team as a freshman at Maryland. I’m happy that everybody else in the world can see her shine.” Sparks guard Lexie Brown pursues a loose ball alongside Lynx guard Moriah Jefferson during a game earlier this season. “You have two players like that, it’s like having two great defensive backs in football,” Sparks interim coach Fred Williams said. “By expanding marketing in the W, it will only continue to grow our league.” Sparks’ Lexie Brown reacts after scoring a three-point basket against the Phoenix Mercury at Crypto.com Arena on July 4.
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Sparks trade for guard Lexie Brown from Chicago Sky
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