Sparks vs. Wings Time, TV & Stream – Sept. 17

Washington Mystics v Los Angeles Sparks

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The Dallas Wings (24-16) aim to build on a four-game winning stretch when they host the Los Angeles Sparks (15-25) on September 17, 2026 at College Park Center.

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WNBA Sept. 17, 2026: Sparks vs. Wings Viewing Options

  • When: Thursday, September 17, 2026 at 8 p.m. ET
  • Where: College Park Center in Arlington, Texas
  • TV channel: USA, KFAA, and Spectrum SportsNet

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Sparks vs. Wings Comparison

Wings Rank Wings AVG Sparks AVG Sparks Rank
6th 89 Points Scored 87.4 7th
4th 85.4 Points Allowed 91.8 14th
4th 34.3 Rebounds 31.2 14th
7th 8.5 Off. Rebounds 7.4 14th
11th 8.2 3pt Made 8.7 8th
2nd 21.8 Assists 21.9 1st
2nd 11 Turnovers 14.5 14th

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Wings Leaders

  • The Wings points and assists leader is Paige Bueckers. She racks up 20.5 points per game and records 5.9 assists.
  • Dallas is led by Jessica Shepard's 11.1 rebounds per game.
  • The Wings are led by Arike Ogunbowale from beyond the arc. She makes 1.8 shots from deep per game.
  • Ogunbowale leads the team with one steal per game. Awak Kuier collects 1.5 blocks an outing to pace Dallas.

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Sparks Leaders

  • Nneka Ogwumike has the top Sparks spot in two categories: scoring (17.2 points per game) and rebounding (8.9 rebounds per game).
  • Erica Wheeler puts in work giving out assists and is Los Angeles' assist leader with 5.2 per game.
  • Rae Burrell makes more threes per game than any other member of the Sparks, averaging 1.6 treys per game.
  • Nobody on Los Angeles grabs more steals than Ariel Atkins (1.7 per game) or blocks more shots than Cameron Brink (1.7 per game).

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