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The Las Vegas Aces have won before and will win again, but the Golden State Valkyries deserve everything the team is reaping right now.
Sydney Colson opened up about her experience with the Indiana Fever, and what it was like playing at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in 2025.
The New York Liberty have seriously underperformed in 2026, and only Chris DeMarco can take responsibility for it.
Teams that go up 0-2 in a best-of-five series tend to move on.
The Defensive Player of the Year keeps proving why she won.
Marine Fauthoux had the game of her life, but it will sadly be forgotten for New York fans after the Atlanta Dream beat the Liberty in Game 2 of the semifinals.
Chris DeMarco's poor coaching in Game 2 could cost the New York Liberty their season, and it could lead to his dismissal in his first year as head coach.
Angel Reese delivered when Atlanta needed her most, and the Dream are suddenly one victory away from the WNBA Finals.
Angel Reese was nearly the reason the Atlanta Dream lost Game 2, but her clutch shooting rescued the game and kept ammo away from the haters.
Reese’s clutch shooting made the difference for Atlanta in a tight Game 2 win over the Liberty.
Angel Reese went with a classic black dress for her arrival before Atlanta’s second WNBA semifinal matchup with New York.
The Las Vegas Aces are facing a stack of injuries at one of the worst times, and it might be time to put one of the team's rookies on the floor.
Courtney Williams gave Kelsey Mitchell a warning about potentially leaving the Indiana Fever — and it's something that Mitchell should consider.
The Valkyries aren’t built like the other top teams in the W.
Losing Kelsey Mitchell doesn't have to be a disaster for the Indiana Fever. In fact, it could be a blessing in disguise.
The rookie has proven capable of explosive scoring. Can she pick up the slack for Gray in Game 2?
Reese's award win comes with a financial windfall.
It's a positive omen entering Game 2 of the semifinals.
The Valkyries' slow pace, elite defense, and depth give them the perfect formula to make life difficult for a short-handed Aces team.
Indiana Fever fans are clamoring for the front office to bring a big star to the team, but it doesn't look like they have the money to do that.
The Atlanta Dream will play in the State Farm Arena full time during the 2027 season, a justified and rewarding move that comes at the right time.
Natalie Nakase's medical episode during the playoffs highlights the stress that can come with coaching at the professional level.
They have to be prepared, just in case.
Golden State Valkyries owner Joe Lacob declared Gabby Williams the best player in the WNBA, and her playoff performance has been better than anyone.
The moment that the Las Vegas Aces waived Chennedy Carter might have been the moment they decided their championship destiny.
DeWanna Bonner got into her team at halftime in Game 1 against the Liberty.
Kelsey Mitchell spoke out about the struggles she's faced as part of the Indiana Fever's roster this season, and perhaps in past seasons.
No matter what happens this season, DeWanna Bonner's impact on women's basketball will be felt for years to come.
They were All-Stars, champions and franchise cornerstones. Somehow, history hasn’t given them their due.
The veterans have turned the Atlanta Dream into a terrifying contender this postseason.
Angel Reese and the Dream are up 1-0 in the semifinals.
The Atlanta Dream are stealing the ball with impunity, but if the New York Liberty can adjust, they could exploit an otherwise vulnerable Dream defense.
Reese put on a clinic against the Liberty.
Veronica Burton is the Valkyries’ heartbeat.
The Golden State Valkyries have a deep bench of players who were prepared all season long to step up when needed, while the Las Vegas Aces are dangerously thin.
Some drama following the first round playoff series.
Kelsey Mitchell would be a great fit in Washington if she’s open to leaving Indiana.
Without Azzi Fudd, the Dallas Wings struggle defensively due to a lack of depth. Acquiring DiJonai Carrington could be the quick fix the franchise needs.
Now that the Fever are eliminated form the playoffs, they can start thinking about the offseason already.
Jessica Shepard didn’t live up to the standard she set in the regular season.
Gabby Wiliams came up big in the first round.
Head coach Natalie Nakase oversaw an historic comeback Friday night as the Golden State Valkyries came roaring back to advance, as Jose Fernandez and the Wings are going home.
There are plenty of lessons the Indiana Fever can learn from the Las Vegas Aces, and the importance of keeping a strong group together is one of them.
Breanna Stewart never stops working, and that's what makes her one of the most intimidating players in the WNBA.
Stephanie White and the Indiana Fever were quick to point out the flaws in officiating, but there should be more accountability for their playoff exit.
Becky Hammon was spot-on when she denied the idea that there are parallels between the current Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces when she took in 2022.
The WNBA's future is in great hands, with Angel Reese winning Defensive Player of the Year and beginning the next wave of future stars.
Not only did she dominate the game, but her play here was massive going forward.
The Dream star is getting ready for the second round, but has plenty of news!
Back-to-back number-one picks have led to quick championships for most WNBA teams. The Fever are still figuring a lot of things out.