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AVP Manhattan Beach Open, the ‘Grandaddy of Them All,’ is back (opens the original)
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The annual AVP Manhattan Beach Open graces the Manhattan Beach Pier from Friday through Sunday, with the open qualifier and Walk of Fame ceremony taking place Thursday. The main draw gets underway Friday at 8 a.m. and continues Saturday before the men’s and women’s 32-team, double-elimination tournaments conclude with their respective semifinals and title matches on Sunday. The Walk of Fame ceremony honors the winners of last year’s tournament – Taryn Brasher and Kristen Cruz on the women’s side
AVP Manhattan Beach Open, the ‘Grandaddy of Them All,’ is back (opens the original)
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The annual AVP Manhattan Beach Open graces the Manhattan Beach Pier from Friday through Sunday, with the open qualifier and Walk of Fame ceremony taking place Thursday. The main draw gets underway Friday at 8 a.m. and continues Saturday before the men’s and women’s 32-team, double-elimination tournaments conclude with their respective semifinals and title matches on Sunday. The Walk of Fame ceremony honors the winners of last year’s tournament – Taryn Brasher and Kristen Cruz on the women’s side
Sparks face Mercury for 1st time since Kelsey Plum trade (opens the original)
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At least the Sparks have a silver lining. They won’t get embarrassed on their home court on Tuesday night. Just over a week after trading Kelsey Plum to the Phoenix Mercury on Aug. 1, the Sparks (12-19) will face the five-time WNBA All-Star’s new team at the Galen Center in a neutral-site matchup, and the two franchises’ last head-to-head of the regular season. The Sparks last faced Phoenix on July 22 at Crypto.com Arena – with the Sparks succumbing to their fifth consecutive loss, 86-82, amid a
Sparks face Mercury for 1st time since Kelsey Plum trade (opens the original)
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At least the Sparks have a silver lining. They won’t get embarrassed on their home court on Tuesday night. Just over a week after trading Kelsey Plum to the Phoenix Mercury on Aug. 1, the Sparks (12-19) will face the five-time WNBA All-Star’s new team at the Galen Center in a neutral-site matchup, and the two franchises’ last head-to-head of the regular season. The Sparks last faced Phoenix on July 22 at Crypto.com Arena – with the Sparks succumbing to their fifth consecutive loss, 86-82, amid a
Sparks play without Monique Akoa Makani, lose for 8th time in 10 games (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — The game was like an unnecessary reboot of the same middling show – or worse, just another retelling of the same, painful story. Sunday was the Sparks’ first home game since they traded star guard Kelsey Plum to the Phoenix Mercury last weekend – although her on-the-court presence had left long before. The only player the Sparks received in exchange for the injured, five-time All-Star was guard Monique Akoa Makani. But Akoa Makani didn’t play in the Sparks’ 84-78 loss to the Golden
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