WNBA to broadcast six-team draft lottery for 2027 on Nov. 15
Houston, Toronto, Washington, Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles will participate in the 2027 WNBA draft lottery, to be broadcast Nov. 15 on ESPN.
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Houston, Toronto, Washington, Seattle, Portland and Los Angeles will participate in the 2027 WNBA draft lottery, to be broadcast Nov. 15 on ESPN.
Caitlin Clark may be taking the basketball world by storm, but she hasn’t cracked Steph Curry’s WNBA top-five. Steph Curry has been backing women’s hoops for years, but the Golden State Valkyries arriving on his home turf takes that support to a whole new level.
The national anthem controversy surrounding the WNBA Finals has drawn increasing scrutiny, yet the reasons behind the teams’ pregame routine remain largely unexplained. After three consecutive games saw the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream leave the court before the anthem, several key figures finally addressed the issue ahead of Game 4.
WNBAAfter an exceptional regular season in which the Indiana Fever displayed their offensive prowess to the fullest, they had quite a shaky finish. From an abrupt first-round exit at the hands of reigning champions Las Vegas Aces to the departures of team president Kelly Krauskopf and general manager Amber Cox, the ship is sailing through the storms.
Four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird picked the player she would build a team around, calling her choice “the obvious answer. ” Bird also floated a WNBA rookie in the same answer, while also weighing up Caitlin Clark.
The All-Rookie team features the top two pick in the 2026 draft in Fudd and Miles as well as two players who joined the league as undrafted free agents in Sydney Taylor and Pauline Astier.
After struggling to make ends meet early in her career, Hiedeman has a different perspective on the WNBA's growth.
WNBAThe Athletic is escalating its crusade against Sophie Cunningham, which has caused a firestorm online. Ever since Cunningham publicly stated that biological men shouldn’t compete in women’s sports to protect female athletes, she has been a target for progressive sports media and hostile crowds.
The WNBA weathered more than one metaphorical storm this summer. From outgoing commissioner Cathy Englebert coming under heavy criticism for her leadership to players making what many perceived as intolerant comments, the league faced tough times.
Indiana Fever GM Amber Cox was clear about whether Sophie Cunningham's off-court notoriety will impact her free agency standing.
Former Seattle Storm player Lexie Brown has been praising Angel Reese for her versatility when speaking about the player’s defensive impact for the Atlanta Dream. The Dream ended the regular WNBA season in fourth and are now into the second round of this year’s playoffs.
Aces center A'ja Wilson had to be restrained by teammates after she confronted a fan whom she said stepped toward her and pointed at her late in Tuesday's Game 2 loss at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
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An 8-36 record is bad, but Sonia Raman and the Storm both entered and concluded the season prioritizing the growth of a young team, and found success in that goal The post How the Storm evaluate head coach Sonia Raman’s first season in Seattle appeared first on The IX Sports.
The Bay Area once again has a championship contender. Chase Center is sold out every home game. Basketball is the talk of the town. Only this time it has nothing...
WNBAShe has the stars but also the strife. Stephanie White is fortifying her locker room as storms swirl around Indiana's championship hopes.
WNBASEATTLE, WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 23: Paige Bueckers #5 of the Dallas Wings reacts after scoring against the Seattle Storm during the first half at Climate Pledge Arena on September 23, 2026 in Seattle, Washington. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Olivia Vanni/Getty Images) | Getty Images Moments before tipoff between the Dallas W...
The Dallas Wings are now in the WNBA playoffs. Paige Bueckers and the Wings have come a long way in one year. Dallas closed the regular season with a 103-91 win over the Seattle Storm on Thursday, finishing 27-17 and securing a spot in the WNBA playoffs. Their current standing looks completely different from last season, when the Wings went 10-34 […] The post Wings news: Paige Bueckers shares eye-opening reflection on big turnaround appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Seattle ended the season with a little history.
The Washington Mystics didn’t just win their franchise-record 27th game of the 2026 WNBA season last night. They also clinched the No. 7 seed in the 2026 WNBA Playoffs after the Dallas Wings lost 87-86 to the Phoenix Mercury on Monday. Washington also has some things going for them heading into Thursday when they host […]