With the FIBA Women’s World Cup beginning next month, the WNBA will be on a hiatus from August 31 to September 17. This means a much-needed rest for the players after a tough and chaotic regular season.
WNBAFor the second year in a row, DeWanna Bonner is leaving a team, but not through the official draft window or as part of a trade between two seasons. This situation is highly reminiscent of last year, when the forward played just nine games for the Indiana Fever before getting waived and joining the Phoenix Mercury.
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WNBAChicago Sky star Dijonai Carrington showed her support.
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WNBAUpdated Aug 26, 9:53 AM ETDespite reports citing league sources, Enes Kanter Freedom says he has heard nothing official from the WNBA about his draft eligibility.
WNBAJose Fernandez opts for familiarity.
The Sun will honor Tina Charles, one of Connecticut's best, from college to the WNBA.
Last month, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham ignited a furious debate regarding whether or not transgender women have a place in women’s sports. Cunningham has drawn sharp criticism for her comments. NBA legend and current NBA analyst Charles Barkley, however, cannot believe she faced any backlash at all. During a recent interview, Barkley spoke out…
WNBABoth the Chicago Sky and Connecticut Sun may be without multiple key players in Tuesday night’s matchup.
Ever since Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham spoke out against transgender women in women’s sports, the WNBA has been turned into political football, with former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom inserting himself into the center of it, declaring himself eligible for the WNBA Draft as a fake transgender woman and even got himself ejected from…
WNBAAngel Reese gives Atlanta Dream extra possessions and interior control.
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WNBAMedia personality Rachel Lindsay didn’t hold back as she called out former NBA center Enes Kanter over his recent WNBA draft stunt. Lindsay slammed his announcement as a ‘desperate, attention-seeking’ bid to stay relevant after his basketball career, accusing him of ‘belittling’ female athletes along the way.
WNBALanding a max contract is a career milestone for any WNBA star, but Courtney Williams’ immediate celebration choice will raise more than a few eyebrows. Courtney Williams has been brilliant for the Minnesota Lynx backcourt after securing a maximum contract extension worth roughly $2.
WNBAOutKick founder Clay Travis has chimed in on the possibility of Enes Kanter Freedom playing in the WNBA following his verbal altercation with Natasha Cloud on Sunday. Travis made an outlandish claim about Kanter, who declared his intent to enter the 2027 WNBA draft earlier this month.
WNBAThe 2026 regular WNBA season comes to an end next month, and there are already a number of players in contention to be named this year’s MVP. Caitlin Clark continues to shine for the Indiana Fever and recently finished a game with 37 points and 10 assists.
Charles Barkley calls out Adam Silver and Cathy Engelbert's lack of action in the WNBA eligibility rules controversy.
WNBASetting the record straight after his ejection, Enes Kanter Freedom called out league claims, insisting the real story behind his courtside appearance isn’t what’s being reported. As we all know by now, Enes Kanter was ejected from Wintrust Arena following a heated sideline exchange with Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud during their game against the Indiana Fever.
WNBAEnes Kanter has been making headlines ever since he declared for the WNBA draft in 2027. The former NBA player recently attended a game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky, during which he had words with Natasha Cloud.
Barkley names the real reasons Clark and Cunningham are hated.
Shaq thinks things will change for Caitlin Clark soon.
WNBACameron Brink rejected Angel Reese twice in five seconds during an intense sequence, but the Dream star still made WNBA history.
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Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter said Enes Kanter Freedom has been banned from Wintrust Arena after showing he has the potential to be a threat when he was tossed from a game Sunday for getting into it with a Sky player.
WNBAWith a win, the Wings will clinch the final playoff spot. Do they have a chance of actually winning a series?
Gabby Williams and Kaitlyn Chen defend Paige Bueckers. | NBAE via Getty Images For awhile now, the eight-team field for the 2026 WNBA playoffs has been unofficially set. A post-All-Star slide by the Dallas Wings, with seven losses in nine games, combined with the persistence and pluckiness of the Portland Fire, however, did (slightly) open the door for Portland to replace Dallas in the top eight. With two wins in a row, the Wings have stabilized, giving them the opportunity to officially book...
Enes Kanter Freedom has made his position on the WNBA clear. But after taking his campaign directly to a game, several former NBA players believe he crossed a line.
Former NFL defensive lineman Breiden Fehoko didn’t hold back after watching the confrontation between Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud and political activist Enes Kanter Freedom over the weekend. On his podcast, “The Fehoko Show,” Fehoko called Cloud’s actions performative and said her reaction cost her team the game.
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