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New Sparks player Liz Cambage is finally where she’s always wanted to be

New Los Angeles Sparks player Liz Cambage holds her jersey during a press conference to announce her signing with the team outside Crypto.com Arena Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022, in Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES — Liz Cambage did not have to come back for another season in the WNBA. At 30 years old, she had become more than just a basketball player, starting a vitamin business in her native Australia and continuing her blossoming career as a DJ. Plus, with nearly a million followers on Instagram, her brand was booming.

But there was something deep down, an undeniable urge, that brought her to Wednesday’s big moment, to the stage set up outside

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