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Feaster's WNBA rookie season was a nightmare. A broken foot limited her to just three games the entire year. In her sophomore campaign, her confidence struggled under coach Orlando Woolridge, as she dipped to eighth on the team in minutes played and the Sparks struggled to a .500 record...
...sharpen her playing abilities, Feaster decided to spend the WNBA off-season playing in France, along with her husband, former N.C. State forward Danny Strong. At Aix-en-Provence of the Ligue fminine de Basket (LFB), she led her team in scoring and was selected to play in an all-star game matching international stars with French-born players. She even won the three-point contest held at halftime of the event...
When Feaster returned to the WNBA in 2000, the pieces were in place for the Sparks to have a breakthrough season. Under new head coach, 1987 NBA Defensive Player of the Year Michael Cooper, the Sparks went 28-4 and twice beat the three-time defending WNBA Champion Houston Comets en route to wining the Western Conference's regular-season crown...
Every time Feaster came off the bench for the Sparks, the oft-repeated commentary was, "Feaster would be a starter for any other team in WNBA...
Next year, Feaster may well be a WNBA starter. She was traded in the off-season to the Charlotte Sting (8-24), the cellar team of the Eastern Conference...