Candace Parker's Jersey to be Retired by LA Sparks

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Candace Parker will have her jersey retired by the LA Sparks, becoming the third player in franchise history to receive this honor, following Lisa Leslie and Penny Toller. This announcement coincides with the Sparks' acquisition of veteran guard Kelsey Plum, who will provide leadership and experience to the team's young core, which includes rising stars Rickea Jackson and Cameron Brink. Parker's contributions to the Sparks have been monumental, and her retirement ceremony is expected to be a significant event for fans and the organization. The Sparks are currently focused on improving their performance after a challenging season, and the addition of experienced players like Plum is a strategic move to enhance their competitiveness. The team aims to leverage this blend of youth and experience to make a deeper playoff run in the upcoming season.

As they prepare for the future, the Sparks are optimistic about their potential to succeed in the league.

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