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Kara Lawson, who will coach Caitlin Clark at the World Cup, called the Fever’s loss to the Liberty on Amazon prime.
Angel Reese had a career-high 31 points with 14 rebounds and Rhyne Howard added 20 points and five assists in the Atlanta Dream's 99-89 victory Saturd
Olivia Miles is well on her way to becoming the second player in WNBA history to being named Rookie of the Year and MVP in one season.
Kiki Rice has been playing well recently, inspiring hope for a healthy second season after the Tempo’s rough first year.
Sydney Taylor has given the Chicago Sky an option they can't afford to waste again.
Kelsey Mitchell racked up yet another performance in which she scored at least 20 points Thursday night, proving she's a core engine for the Fever.
Even from the bench, Madina Okot is proving to be a crucial part of the Atlanta Dream's rotation.
Dallas Wings head coach Jose Fernandez told reporters Thursday he doesn't read a lot of what is written online, breaking a misconception many fans have had.
Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark have one of the healthiest and most appropriate rivalries in the WNBA, something that was on full display during their Thursday night game in Dallas.
You can't do much better than this.
Angel Reese's historic performance against the Los Angeles Sparks was the second of two "excellent" games she's played of late, her coach noted Thursday night.
Angel Reese did not miss a shot, nearly recorded a triple-double and helped Atlanta establish a new franchise scoring record against Los Angeles.
Azzi Fudd will miss the rest of the 2026 season due to a knee injury, but she already knows how to bounce back stronger than ever.
The Minnesota Lynx are several games in front of their closest challengers, the Golden State Valkyries — and they could win the WNBA Championship this year.
The New York Liberty must overcome their Indiana Fever problem before the two teams meet in the playoffs, and they'll get a chance to this weekend.
Rhyne Howard scored 26 points and Angel Reese added 20 points and 10 rebounds as the visiting Atlanta Dream set a franchise record for points in a gam
Angel Reese needed only two offensive rebounds against the Sparks to break a WNBA record she already owned.
We're getting to that point in the season where it's utterly foolish to keep overlooking the Golden State Valkyries.
Olivia Miles is well on her way to being named Rookie of the Year, and could be MVP this season, too. As she likes to say, no one can guard her — and it's true.
The WNBA playoffs are looming just beyond the reach of most teams, but that will change soon enough. Here are 3 games to pay attention to before playoffs.
Cheryl Reeve laid out a new reality for the Valkyries: People outside of the organization now expect them to find playoff success.
Nneka Ogwumike meant more to the WNBA than fans may realize, and her leadership will be missed across the board.
The Wings confirmed Azzi Fudd will miss the rest of the season due to knee surgery, but that doesn't mean WNBA fans should write off Dallas for the rest of the year.
After an impressive road victory this week, the Atlanta Dream will carry some momentum into a visit to the Los Angeles Sparks on Thursday.,The Dream (
Jonquel Jones injured her ankle in the New York Liberty's game against the Chicago Sky, something that could make the rest of the season very difficult for the team.
Nneka Ogwumike is giving the Los Angeles Sparks no choice with a critical decision that will shape their entire future.
If the Las Vegas Aces don't find a way to solve this Jewell Loyd conundrum, it may cost them their shot at the championship.
Angel Reese became the second-fastest player in WNBA history to reach 400 rebounds in a season, but the player ahead of the Dream star is remarkably familiar.
Finishing the playoff race with a top-four seed comes with two perks: home-court advantage and a first-round opponent from the bottom half of the playoff pictur
The Golden State Valkyries will host 2027 WNBA All-Star events at the Chase Center, yet another marker on the team's long list of achievements.
NBA analysts are complaining that there aren't enough men commenting on the WNBA — but it's not really about that.
It’s been a rough five-game stretch for the Wings, but nothing is lost yet.
If the Atlanta Dream wishes to achieve its dream of being crowned WNBA champions, Karl Smesko must tweak Angel Reese's role.
A slow-motion replay of Angel Reese making contact with Sophie Cunningham sparked another officiating debate after the Fever’s overtime victory.
The head coach of the Las Vegas Aces didn't hold back when asked about how the team performed against the Lynx this weekend, and hinted at things to come.
Kelsey Mitchell should be in the WNBA MVP conversations more than she is, and that's something that might happen if the Fever make it to the final stages of the playoffs this season.
Cheryl Reeve has figured out how to keep Nia Coffey in the rotation with Napheesa Collier back.
Caitlin Clark added another unforgettable moment to her rivalry with Angel Reese, burying a cold-blooded step-back 3 during the Fever’s overtime win over the Dream.
Caitlin Clark delivered a strong warning about Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream after leading the Indiana Fever to a dramatic 95-91 victory.
No one was happier about going to overtime than Caitlin Clark when Angel Reese missed a potential go-ahead layup.
Skip Bayless identified the best and worst parts of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese’s games before Sunday’s overtime thriller proved his point.
Angel Reese delivered another double-double, but a point-blank miss at the end of regulation became the defining moment of Atlanta’s loss.
Reese was candid with her first-quarter struggles during an interview with Holly Rowe.
Angel Reese has quietly authored up a memorable season on defense for the Dream in 2026.
A’ja Wilson passed Candace Parker on the all-time scoring list with storybook timing.
Here's a look at the players who have caused the most trouble with WNBA referees this season.
Here's everything you need to know about Dream vs. Fever, including TV channel and streaming options for the WNBA matchup.
Caitlin Clark recently recorded a feat that no other player in the WNBA has to date — and she's still got plenty of fight left in her for the 2026 season.
A'ja Wilson is the likely MVP this WNBA season, but she could be stopped in her tracks by Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles.