Amidst Trade Rumors, Lexie Brown Confirms Her WNBA Future, Sending Ex-NBA Star and Co. into Celebratory Cheer

Lexie Brown has signed a two-year contract with the LA Sparks. Under the new contract, Brown will continue to play a crucial role in the Sparks’ backcourt. Known for her impressive shooting range and ability to create scoring opportunities, Brown has become a valuable asset.

With her two-year deal, Brown will have the opportunity to further develop her skills and contribute to the Sparks’ success on the court. This contract extension signifies the organization’s confidence in her abilities and highlights her significance in the team’s future.

Lexie Brown stays with LA sparks

On a show with Gilbert Arenas, Lexie Brown announced that she wasn’t going anywhere. The LA Sparks have been diligently working on filling their roster for the upcoming WNBA season. Despite finishing last season with a record of 17-23, the Los Angeles Sparks narrowly missed the playoffs.

However, they showed great potential with a late surge and an impressive six-game winning streak. With a positive outlook, Brown eagerly embraces her role as an experienced leader on a team that is bursting with talented individuals. Lexi Brown said, “I ain’t going anywhere, guys.”

“Anyone familiar with my career knows that it hasn’t always been easy, and finding a home with the Sparks organization has been such a blessing. They have allowed me to be myself and walk in my light since Day 1. This is such a surreal moment for me. I’m excited for the future, and being a veteran leader of this super-talented team, I can’t thank everyone in the organization enough for believing in me and supporting me. This is an opportunity that I’ve been waiting for and working so hard for,” she added.

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Throughout her career in the WNBA, Brown has had the opportunity to play for multiple teams, including the Connecticut Sun, Minnesota Lynx, and Chicago Sky. Notably, it was with the Chicago Sky that she achieved a major milestone by winning the WNBA championship in 2021. Across a period of six seasons, she has managed to uphold an average of six points and 1.6 assists per game.

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The LA Sparks’ agreement with Brown comes as a result of her highly productive scoring season, during which she averaged 12.4 points and 2.4 assists over 12 games. It is worth noting that she started in 11 of these games, showcasing her growth in her second year with the Sparks.