Los Angeles Sparks Part Ways with Head Coach Curt Miller After Two Seasons

Despite injuries and roster changes, Miller's tenure ends with a 25-55 record and no playoff appearances.

Curt Miller's departure comes after the Sparks finished the 2024 season with a league-worst 8-32 record.
Miller, who previously led the Connecticut Sun to two WNBA Finals, struggled with a depleted roster and significant player injuries.
Star player Dearica Hamby expressed disappointment, praising Miller for his support and the positive culture he fostered.
Sparks ownership, including Magic Johnson, voiced dissatisfaction with the team's performance and hinted at changes.
The Sparks look forward to rebuilding with potential top draft picks and ample cap space for free agent signings.