Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum is joining Amazon Prime Video’s WNBA broadcasts in a player-contributor role, according to multiple outlets. The move brings an active WNBA player to the broadcast studio as Plum provides perspective during game coverage. Both reports describe Plum as an in-season player adding her voice to the telecast, rather than taking on a full-time coaching or management position. The announcements do not indicate changes to her playing commitments, but they frame the role as part of the broadcast team for Prime’s WNBA coverage. The coverage positions Plum’s expertise as a live on-air element, reflecting her current experience in the league while broadcast analysts and commentators continue to handle traditional studio and game commentary. The reports focus on Plum’s participation as an active star rather than on any broader programming changes, and they do not cite additional details such as start date, assignment volume, or specific games she will cover.