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WNBAIndiana’s back-to-back losses to the Atlanta Dream have brought the Fever’s discipline issues back under the microscope. The latest debate centers on a blunt assessment from analyst Rosalina Lee about one of Caitlin Clark’s teammates, comments that gained traction after another pair of games in which Indiana’s foul troubles once again proved costly.
WNBAWell, this caught us by surprise.
WNBALOS ANGELES – This upcoming Sparks game on Sunday will be special.
WNBACaitlin Clark and Angel Reese added another chapter to their rivalry, exchanging words during a Fever-Dream game on June 20.
WNBAChicago Sky rookie Sydney Taylor called out bad officiating after a brutal 93-92 loss to the Dallas Wings. Read about her big night and late-game frustration.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream used a 28-15 third quarter to defeat the Indiana Fever on Saturday.
WNBAOkay, this makes the DeWanna Bonner-Fever exit even more confusing if true.
Carter had signed as a free agent ahead of the 2026 season.
WNBAJustine Pissott was selected by the Indiana Fever with the No. 25 overall pick in the second round of the 2026 WNBA Draft. Although Pissott has yet to appear in a regular-season game for Indiana, the 6-foot-4 guard appeared in a 2026 WNBA preseason game, a 109-91 win over the New York Liberty on April 25. Pissott played 10 minutes, scoring eight points and securing one rebound and one assist.
WNBAAngel Reese is no stranger to jeers, and this past week, she heard WNBA fans shaming her prior to an Atlanta Dream-Indiana Fever game. This time, Reese drew strength from a song that played moments after the Indiana crowd started raining boos.
WNBANatasha Cloud is a good player, but she also has a temper. That was on full display during the Chicago Sky’s 93-92 loss to the Dallas Wings on Saturday.
WNBAJust when it looked like the Indiana Fever had turned things around, they fell flat on their faces. Twice.
WNBAAtlanta Dream forward Angel Reese cannot stop wreaking havoc on court, as she continued her stellar form with an impressive 18-point performance to help her side emerge victorious over the Indiana Fever last Thursday night. Ever since joining the Atlanta-based franchise earlier this April, the versatile scorer boasts a career-best average of 15.
WNBAThings did not finish strong for Clark and the Fever.
WNBALSU Tigers coach Kim Mulkey is still very proud of her former players years after they have left the team. Mulkey hailed Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese, whoreached the milestone of 1000 rebounds in Saturday’s 113-96 victory over the Indiana Fever.
WNBAThe Los Angeles Sparks face one of the Eastern Conference’s top teams on Sunday when they take on the New York Liberty, looking to bounce back from two straight losses against tough competition in the red-hot Minnesota Lynx and Golden State Valkyries. LA will head into the matchup with uncertainty surrounding star guard Kelsey Plum.
WNBAAS the WNBA celebrates its 30th season, two original franchises face off in primetime.
WNBAGeno Auriemma didn't hold back when discussing Caitlin Clark and the WNBA.
WNBAThis is a tricky part of WNBA contract rules.
WNBAThe Las Vegas Aces have waived guard Chennedy Carter, who started the season as near shoo-in for Sixth Player of the Year.
WNBABoth the Minnesota Lynx and Washington Mystics may be without multiple key players in Sunday night’s matchup.
WNBAThe Dallas Wings backcourt dominated the Liberty in their last meeting. But can they do it again?
WNBASonia Citron had 21 points and Kiki Iriafen added 17, hitting a go-ahead basket late for a second straight game, to help the Washington Mystics beat the Minnesota Lynx 84-79 on Sunday night. Minnesota rookie Olivia Miles had a three-point play to spark a 7-0 run for a 76-70 lead with 2:30 left to play. Washington rookie Cotie McMahon answered with a 3-pointer and Iriafen followed with two straight baskets in a 12-0 run as the Mystics (8-7) took an 82-76 lead.
WNBAThe Las Vegas Aces are attempting to poach Justine Pissott from the Indiana Fever.
WNBAA temporary contract suspension is often used for players who are out for personal reasons or playing overseas.
WNBALOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Sparks defeated the New York Liberty, 98-97, at Crypto.
WNBAThe Washington Mystics have the youngest team in the WNBA. And they have now moved above .500 by defeating two championship contenders in back-to-back games. On Friday, they defeated the New York Liberty 86-83. And now, they defeated the Minnesota Lynx, the team currently leading in the standings, 84-79. Better yet, the Mystics are now […]
WNBALOS ANGELES — Nneka Ogwumike couldn’t fight back the tears as the ESPN broadcast asked her what it meant to have a celebration of the WNBA’s evolution on her home court. No. 30 hit the game-winner at the buzzer for the Los Angeles Sparks’ 98-97 victory over the New York Liberty on Sunday night to commemorate the league’s 30th season and honor all of the legends in the building who helped the franchise survive to this point. It was all too much for the 15-year veteran to process during her live i
WNBAJackie Young scored 21 points and A’Ja Wilson added 19 points and nine rebounds to help the Las Vegas Aces cruise to a 92-73 victory over the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday. Young did not have a turnover and made 9 of 12 shots with three 3-pointers. NaLyssa Smith and reserve Jewell Loyd both scored 14 for the Aces (12-4), who have won eight of their last nine overall.
WNBANneka Ogwumike's 3-pointer at the buzzer sent the Sparks past the Liberty on Sunday night in a rematch of the first WNBA game in 1997.