UNCASVILLE, Conn. -- Despite a fast start in the initial quarter, the Los Angeles Sparks couldn't locate answers for the remainder of the game. With a Game 2 loss in the WNBA semifinals 94-68 to the Connecticut Sun, the Sparks trail 0-2 in the Los Angeles went 5-for-22 from beyond the arc in Video game 1 on Tuesday, the Sparks opened up with back-to-back 3-pointers from Candace Parker and Nneka Ogwumike. A turn-around jumper from Chelsea Gray adhered to by a swipe and a layup from Riquna Williams gave the Stimulates a 16-6, forcing the Sunlight to shed a timeout midway through the first took off for a 9-0 run to reduce their deficit to one, but a step-back jumper from Gray fired up a 6-0 Los Angeles run. Gray found Ogwumike with a no-look penny under the basket, giving the Stimulates a 22-15 lead heading right into the 2nd and Gray-- who incorporated for simply 6 points on 3-of-17 from the area on Tuesday-- combined for 11 of Los Angeles' 22 factors at the end of the very first quarter. The Sparks backcourt in Gray, Williams and Tierra Ruffin-Pratt combined for 13 first-quarter points, greater than their efficiency in all of Game 1. In the second period, Ogwumike and Gray both drained shots prolonging the Sparks cause 26-15, but the Sun strung with each other a 14-5 run Sparks Store, capped off by an and-one from Jonquel Jones to knot it up 31-31. The 2 groups traded containers prior to Courtney Williams hidden a drifter to provide Connecticut its very first lead of the night, heading right into the storage locker room with a 41-40 -- that fired a best 6-of-6 from the field in the first half-- helped Los Angeles shoot 45.9% from the field compared to Connecticut's 36.4%, however the Triggers offered up 13 second-chance points after getting outrebounded 29-14 by the the break, Connecticut went on a 12-1 run. The Sparks went without a field objective in a three minute period and jumped in advance 55-47 before a conservative jumper from Riquna Williams ended the run. Yet Los Angeles could not quit the outscored Los Angeles 24-11 in the fourth quarter and held the Triggers to 9-of-26 in the 2nd fifty percent. Ogwumike completed with 18 points while Riquna Williams do with 14 factors, but the Triggers had a hard time to find any type of offending rhythm in the 2nd half, dropping back-to-back roadway video games.