Dearica Hamby scores a layup with 4.3 seconds left to give the Sparks a 108-106 win over the Seattle Storm in the WNBA's first double-overtime game of 2025.

Hamby’s layup with 4.3 seconds left gives the Sparks a 108-106 road win. Rickea Jackson has 27 points to lead the Sparks, who survive a 37-point night from Seattle’s Nneka Ogwumike to win for the

SEATTLE — A week after claiming the first buzzer-beating win of the WNBA season, the Los Angeles Sparks earned the year’s first double-overtime victory, outlasting the Seattle Storm 108-106 Friday in a game that featured 14 lead changes and 12 ties.

Dearica Hamby's explosive performance fueled the Los Angeles Sparks' stunning comeback victory against the Washington Mystics. Despite a shaky start,

The Sparks have been on a win streak going back to before the WNBA All-Star break, and Dearica Hamby believes she knows why.

The Sparks set a season high for points and have scored 90 points or more in four consecutive games, tying the franchise record set in 2013.

Dearica Hamby was one of four Los Angeles scorers with at least 21 points, notching her final two on what proved to be the game-winner for the Sparks in their 108-106 defeat of the host Seattle Storm in double overtime on Friday.

Cameron Brink had seven points, four rebounds, three blocks, two steals and five fouls in 12 minutes in her second game back after ACL surgery last season.