New Sparks guard Kelsey Plum speaks on her decorated history as a winner ahead of her first season in Los Angeles following offseason trade

Kelsey Plum used to attend Los Angeles Sparks games as a kid, with her mother driving them from the San Diego area.

Though it’s been almost a decade since the Sparks' last title run, Kelsey Plum made it clear what the expectation is for this season and beyond.

The Sparks made one thing clear while introducing two-time WNBA champion Kelsey Plum: The expectation to win is now. Said Plum: "It's a new day in L.A."

The team is expecting a lot from its All-Star guard, formerly a member of the Las Vegas Aces’ star-studded ensemble. Plum says she’s “been chomping at the bit to get the opportunity to

During her introductory press conference, Plum demonstrated all the qualities the Sparks have been searching for in a star player who can complement their exciting young core.

Kelsey Plum had a legendary start to her career with the Las Vegas Aces. After being drafted first overall by the San Antonio Stars in 2017, Plum was a pioneer and leader as the team moved west to Las Vegas.

Kelsey Plum was traded to the Los Angeles Sparks, and there is excitement revolving around the team on what they can do during the upcoming season. Plum will be reunited with Dearica Hamby, as they used to play on the Las Vegas Aces together before Hamby eventually left.

Newest Los Angeles Sparks star Kelsey Plum got a squad welcome from fellow teammates Cameron Brink and Dearica Hamby. While she will most certainly fit in with the team, she stood out for how short she looked compared to those two.