Brink arrived in the WNBA as the No. 2 overall pick in 2024 after a decorated Stanford career that included a national championship as a freshman, back-to-back Pac-12 Player of the Year honors, and the program's all-time blocks record. A torn ACL and meniscus just 15 games into her rookie season kept her off the floor for the next 13 months, wiping out her entire 2025 season. She returned to action in July 2025, and the Sparks are counting on her rim protection and stretch-four shooting to anchor their frontcourt going forward.
Brink's rookie-year injury didn't slow her growing media profile — she launched the podcast "Straight to Cam" and became one of the league's most recognizable young personalities off the floor, part of a wave of players building direct-to-fan platforms outside traditional sports coverage.
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