WNBA News · LatestSunday, May 17, 2026

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston will miss a game for the first time in eight years after she was ruled out of Sunday’s matchup against the Seattle Storm with a lower right leg injury. The team announced Boston’s absence roughly two hours before tip-off, ending her streak of 275 straight games played between her pro and college careers. Boston suffered the lower-leg injury in Friday’s loss to the Washington Mystics. She exited in the third quarter, finishing with nine points and f

The Indiana Fever reached a historic milestone off the court, and Caitlin Clark immediately made it clear she is already thinking bigger.

Angel Reese had everyone's attention with her pregame outfit on Sunday. The third-year WNBA star, who is playing for a new team, the Atlanta Dream, this season, grabbed everyone's attention with her jaw-dropping pregame outfit before Sunday afternoon's contest. The Atlanta Dream are scheduled to ...

All eyes were on Dream forward Angel Reese as she arrived at a Sunday matchup against the Aces, wearing an eye-popping leather creation.

Even Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark loved the video and called the photographer "goated."

It’s a week into the 2026 WNBA season, and the questions are already beginning to mount. Can the Las Vegas Aces win a third title in four years? Will the New York Liberty superteam flex its muscles? How about the new tandems forming with Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, or Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd, and the retooled Dallas Wings? History tells its own tale, the one that ends in champagne and ticker tape parades.

Shortly after winning a national championship with UCLA women’s basketball, the Toronto Tempo drafted guard Kiki Rice with the No. 4 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft. Rice was the first-ever draft pick in the expansion team’s history. Now just three games into her WNBA career, Tempo coach Sandy Brondello said Rice has not […] The post Kiki Rice Impresses Tempo Head Coach With Early-Career Play appeared first on LA Sports Report.

It’s only a couple of weeks into the 2026 WNBA season, and already some players have made such strong early impressions that the end-of-season award conversations have begun in earnest. Some have performed exactly as expected.

LOS ANGELES -- The Sparks (1-2) are ending their home stand with a rematch with Canada's team, the Toronto Tempo (1-2), on Sunday afternoon.

It looks like Indiana Fever stars Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston are collaborating on an off-court project.

The WNBA’s return to NBC begins with Aces-Dream followed by Storm-Fever. Who will shine in these showdowns?

This week, Phoenix continues its four-game homestand with games against the expansion Toronto Tempo May 19, and the Los Angeles Sparks May 21.

Caitlin Clark authored another WNBA first during the Indiana Fever's opening three games.

The WNBA was massacred by injuries last year. 200+ reported injuries across a variety of problems, including ACL tears and muscle problems to minor issues.

The Indiana Fever may have walked away from Friday night with another heartbreaking loss, but most fans left the game talking about Caitlin Clark’s heroics and Aliyah Boston’s injury scare. However, amid all that, one quiet Kelsey Mitchell observation has now started raising concerns.

“I said, ‘If we lose by one, you’re going to hear it. ” That was the warning Coach Lynne Roberts gave the officials during the LA Sparks’ game against the Toronto Tempo on Friday.

The Toronto Tempo used the first pick in franchise history to select UCLA star Kiki Rice and has no regrets as the rookie has immediately contributed.

Angel Reese’s arrival in the Atlanta Dream has done wonders, but they have yet to face their strongest challenge yet. In their first two games of the season, the Dream has showcased personality, clinching tightrope wins over Minnesota and Dallas.

Angel Reese has a new start with the Atlanta Dream. USA TODAY goes inside the trade that shocked the WNBA.

Phoenix Mercury rookie Jovana Nogic is off to a historic start, setting a WNBA record for most points by an undrafted rookie.

UNCASVILLE — Saniya Rivers could feel the spirit of her mother Demetria beaming with pride during the Connecticut Sun‘s game against the Las Vegas Aces on Friday night. Demetria died suddenly during Rivers’ rookie season, just days after the start of 2025 training camp, and while nothing will compare to the emotional difficulty of last year, that grief still weighs heavily on Rivers. The ...

How to watch Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever play the Seattle Storm on Sunday.

Here's everything you need to know about Fever vs. Storm, including TV channel and streaming options for the WNBA matchup.

Sonia Citron had her wind knocked out in a classic ‘Welcome To The WNBA’ moment. In the Mystics-Dream preseason game last year, Citron ran into a screen set by none other than 6’9” veteran center Brittney Griner.

Natasha Cloud spoke with reporters before the Sky's game on Friday and touched on the team's 'iron sharpens iron' approach.

On Friday night, Caitlin Clark finally looked like herself against the Washington Mystics as she almost single-handedly kept the Indiana Fever alive. In what turned into one of the wildest games of the 2026 WNBA season so far, Clark delivered a massive performance with 32 points, 8 assists, and 7 made three-pointers, and nearly dragged Indiana to victory.