Overview
- Los Angeles added the third-year guard Sunday on a developmental contract following her release from the Golden State Valkyries earlier in the week.
- Under the new CBA, the deal allows her to practice and travel with the team and be active for up to 12 regular-season games, with a $750 weekly stipend plus pro-rated $6,000 minimum pay.
- Sparks general manager Raegan Pebley praised Martin’s shooting touch, defensive grit and team-first style in the team’s announcement.
- Golden State waived Martin as it locked in a 13-player roster featuring a crowded backcourt led by Veronica Burton, Tiffany Hayes and second-year guard Kaitlyn Chen.
- Martin was the No. 18 pick by the Las Vegas Aces in 2024 and a 2025 expansion selection by Golden State, where she played 42 games last season and averaged 6.2 points.