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Los Angeles Sparks statistics
1990s
Season Individual Team vs Opponents
PPG RPG APG PPG RPG FG%
1997 L. Leslie (15.9) L. Leslie (9.5) P. Toler (5.1) 74.0 vs 71.8 34.8 vs 32.9 .446 vs .397
1998 L. Leslie (19.6) L. Leslie (10.2) P. Toler (4.8) 71.6 vs 72.3 34.0 vs 33.3 .416 vs .411
1999 L. Leslie (15.6) L. Leslie (7.8) M. Mabika (3.5) 76.5 vs 72.4 33.3 vs 32.2 .435 vs .410
2000s
Season Individual Team vs Opponents
PPG RPG APG PPG RPG FG%
2000 L. Leslie (17.8) L. Leslie (9.6) U. Figgs (4.0) 75.5 vs 67.8 34.1 vs 30.6 .440 vs .395
2001 L. Leslie (19.5) L. Leslie (9.6) U. Figgs (3.9) 76.3 vs 67.7 34.5 vs 28.8 .451 vs .392
2002 L. Leslie (16.9) L. Leslie (10.4) N. Teasley (4.4) 76.6 vs 69.8 35.7 vs 30.0 .445 vs .390
2003 L. Leslie (18.4) L. Leslie (10.0) N. Teasley (6.3) 73.5 vs 71.5 33.8 vs 32.5 .418 vs .403
2004 L. Leslie (17.6) L. Leslie (9.9) N. Teasley (6.1) 73.4 vs 69.4 33.0 vs 31.4 .437 vs .389
2005 C. Holdsclaw (17.0) L. Leslie (7.3) N. Teasley (3.7) 68.4 vs 69.0 29.5 vs 30.6 .428 vs .418
2006 L. Leslie (20.0) L. Leslie (9.5) T. Johnson (5.0) 75.7 vs 72.8 35.4 vs 31.8 .438 vs .400
2007 T. McWilliams (11.1) T. McWilliams (5.9) S. Baker (3.2) 74.5 vs 79.6 33.5 vs 34.7 .408 vs .431
2008 C. Parker (18.5) C. Parker (9.5) S. Bobbitt (3.5) 76.4 vs 74.2 37.7 vs 33.1 .424 vs .384
2009 L. Leslie (15.4) C. Parker (9.8) N. Quinn (3.5) 74.5 vs 73.5 36.7 vs 30.9 .430 vs .399
2010s
Season Individual Team vs Opponents
PPG RPG APG PPG RPG FG%
2010 T. Thompson (16.6) T. Thompson (6.2) T. Penicheiro (6.9) 77.9 vs 81.2 30.8 vs 35.3 .441 vs .441
2011 C. Parker (18.5) C. Parker (8.6) T. Penicheiro (4.8) 77.1 vs 80.3 31.7 vs 34.8 .445 vs .447
2012 K. Toliver (17.5) C. Parker (9.7) K. Toliver (4.9) 84.0 vs 78.3 36.9 vs 33.6 .458 vs .416

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