The Los Angeles Sparks fulfilled the Indiana Fever in Indianapolis for the last time this season, and fell 74-72, acknowledging a 10-0 run after leading 72-64 with 3:05 remaining in the video game. The Sparks own the period collection, beating the High temperature in two previous games in Los Angeles. The Fever outrebounded the Stimulates 39-20, starting with 8 offending rebounds in the initial quarter and 15 points and 19 rebounds from Teaira McCowan. Kelsey Mitchell led all scorers with 25 Cox and Nia Coffey were standouts off the bench. In her first go back to Indiana considering that being waived in June, Cox tape-recorded a career-high 14 factors and two swipes in 15 minutes of play Sparks Store. Nia Coffey went 3-4 from the 3-point line and scored 13 points, consisting of 10 in the 4th quarter to place the Triggers in a setting to win the game. Nneka Ogwumike added 17 points and 5 assists. Ogwumike exceeded 4500 career factors and preserved her top 3 position in scoring in Triggers an inactive start, the Sparks and High temperature battled within 6 factors of each other for the initial half of Tuesday night's game. Previous MVP Nneka Ogwumike brought the offending power early, racking up 8 of the Sparks initially 10 factors. Indiana's Victoria Vivians stimulated a momentum swing with a set of back-to-back steals and layups. The Fever scored the last 5 indicate close the fifty percent at 35-30 and out-rebounded the Stimulates 24-9. Teaira McCowan and Kelsey Mitchell amounted to 21 of Indiana's 35 factors at the fifty percent. Kelsey Mitchell led all markers with 12 the third quarter, the Fever had the ability to keep their lead through the very first four minutes. Nonetheless, the Triggers took place a 22-6 go to put them back ahead. Indiana hit a drought and LA discovered their offending momentum. Former High temperature facility, Lauren Cox, hit a career-high and first double-digit game scoring video game with 14 factors in 15 minutes of play. The Triggers outscored the High temperature 26-18 in the third and led 56-53 heading right into the fourth High temperature took an early lead in the last quarter, thanks to a jumper and three-pointer by Kelsey and Tiffany Mitchell. Nevertheless, with the Sparks tracking 59-58, Nia Coffey took place a personal 8-0 run to provide the Sparks a 66-59 lead. A Coffey layup and two Ogwumike cost-free throws offered the Triggers a 72-64 lead. Mitchell reacted with a pull-up 3-point jumper that connected the game with a little over a minute left. The High temperature held the Stimulates scoreless in the final 3 mins to finish a 10-0 run, finishing the game 74-72. The Sparks will take on versus the Minnesota Lynx on Thursday, September second at 5 p. m. PT at the Target Center in the last video game of their 15-day road trip.