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Enes Kanter Freedom is no longer just challenging the WNBA’s eligibility rules. He is now trying to turn that protest into a recruiting pitch. The former NBA center claimed Tuesday that he had spoken to eight players about entering the 2027 WNBA Draft if the league does not change or further clarify its eligibility standards....
Los Angeles Sparks star Nneka Ogwumike, an 11-time WNBA All-Star, announced Wednesday she will retire at the conclusion of the 2026 season.
WNBAThe WNBA returns Wednesday with two games, headlined by Olivia Miles and the Minnesota Lynx’s trip to Golden State to face the Valkyries.
Angel Reese shook off a nightmare finish against the Indiana Fever two days ago to drop 21 points and lead the Atlanta Dream to a decisive 97-82 victory over the Las Vegas Aces on Tuesday night. The Dream forward dominated the paint against reigning MVP A’ja Wilson, grabbing 10 rebounds and converting 8 of her 9 free throw attempts.
Sophie Cunningham says the WNBA needs a "bold" commissioner "who wants the best for the players and not maybe for themselves."
WNBAAccording to former Boston Celtics star Enes Kanter Freedom, besides Royce White and himself, more male players may declare their eligibility for the 2027 WNBA Draft. The method, as Freedom and White have demonstrated, would involve identifying as women and exploiting what they see as a loophole in the WNBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement, which does not explicitly define the parameters of biological sex or gender identity.
Caitlin Clark appreciated the extraordinary effort Toronto fans made before her first WNBA game in Canada, though the Fever star admitted she might not have done the same.
Angel Reese turned into a bit of a meme after her missed layup against the Indiana Fever, as Caitlin Clark’s reaction caught everyone’s attention. The Atlanta Dream forward, Angel Reese, found herself at the center of viral social media backlash after a rather embarrassing missed layup in the closing seconds of regulation against the Indiana Fever.
WNBAWith all the seeding and five playoff spots still up for grabs, these are the most impactful WNBA games left.
WNBAAngel 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.
WNBAThe Valkyries have never beaten the Lynx in eight tries. Can they finally change that?
Caitlin Clark was full of praise for one WNBA rival, jokingly dropping a hint on who she wouldn’t mind seeing in a Fever jersey next. The Indiana Fever are suddenly looking like an absolute nightmare for the rest of the league, turning their season around and playing genuine championship-caliber basketball.
Lexie Hull was the X-factor for the Indiana Fever in 2025. They went against the odds to Game 5 of the WNBA semifinals against the eventual champions, the Las Vegas Aces.
The WNBA is chock-full of discourse at the moment. Ric Bucher joined in to share his take on the league’s broadcasting, sharing his grievances about the lack of male representation in the W’s media landscape.
WNBATuesday night went as planned for Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, with both helping their teams secure wins. Clark scored 24 points for the Indiana Fever against Toronto Tempo, while Reese posted 21 points on 6-of-13 shooting, along with 10 rebounds and 4 steals against the Las Vegas Aces.
WNBATeam USA coach Kara Lawson said that Angel Reese's "physicality" will be a key asset for the Americans at the 2026 FIBA World Cup in Germany.
This week, Jemele Hill found herself at odds with Ric Bucher on the question of diversity in the WNBA. After Bucher wondered out loud why all of the WNBA’s color analysts and studio hosts are women, Hill fired back with a number of statistics to illustrate men’s dominance in sports media.
WNBAThe Lynx have too much on both ends of the floor, and our expert WNBA moneyline predictions expect the Lynx to hand the Valkyries a home loss as 56% favorites.
Dan Dakich explains why the WNBA refuses to embrace Caitlin Clark.
WNBABOSTON -- It was another one of those days for the Sparks.
WNBANew York Liberty star Breanna Stewart reached a milestone no player has ever hit faster with a single WNBA franchise.
WNBACaitlin Clark is perhaps the most well-known WNBA player in the world, and that is in no way surprising given how often she sets records in the league. Since being drafted as the number one overall pick in 2024, she has taken the league by storm and most recently became the only player in WNBA history to average 26+ PPG and 9+ APG over an 11-game span.
The Connecticut Sun earned one final victory at the Celtics’ home before saying goodbye to Boston and preparing for relocation.
WNBAAngel Reese has had a rough couple of days. She’s been relentlessly clowned on for her subpar performance against the Fever the other night.
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WNBASophie Cunningham’s stance against biological men competing in women’s sports has created all sorts of controversial and polarizing reactions. But Tuesday’s Indiana Fever-Toronto Tempo matchup added a twist nobody could have anticipated.
The Indiana Fever are finally building the kind of momentum they need with the playoffs right around the corner. Behind Kelsey Mitchell’s 29 points, they picked up their fifth straight win on Sunday, beating the Toronto Tempo 101-95.
Caitlin Clark was tasked to finish out Indiana Fever’s clash vs the Toronto Tempo without her partner in crime, Kelsey Mitchell, who left the game before the fourth quarter started. Many believed she had injured herself and sent prayers to the star.
WNBAKelsey Mitchell has scored at least 20 points in 20 consecutive WNBA regular-season games, putting her in elite company with A’ja Wilson. The Indiana Fever guard tied the mark during the 101-95 win over the Toronto Tempo. Wilson set the…
Geoff Stellfox/Getty Images The New York Liberty faced the Chicago Sky on Tuesday night. With the third quarter and the shot clock winding down, Natasha Cloud caught the ball five feet behind the top of the key. She had no choice but to heave a skying 27-footer over Rebekah Gardner, a low-percentage shot that everybody watching the game, whether on television or from the Liberty bench, thought was going in. To that point, Cloud had scored 24 points on 10-of-14 shooting, 4-of-5 from deep. “She...