WNBA News · LatestMonday, Sep 21, 2026

The Fever star probably won't be voted MVP.

The Indiana Fever have spent most of the 2026 season doing something the WNBA has never seen before. They score… a lot. Again, and again, and again. Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell have turned Indiana into an offensive powerhouse, and now Fever beat reporter Tony East is calling it “the best offense the WNBA has […]

Caitlin Clark refuses to allow one bad loss deter the Indiana Fever from what they're capable of accomplishing in the playoffs.

Paige Bueckers has earned a new nickname from the Dallas Wings.

Angel Reese recorded her 31st double-double of the season and became the first WNBA player to collect 500 rebounds in a single year.

WNBA analyst Linda Cohn believes Olivia Miles is finally getting the Caitlin Clark experience. Cohn reacted after Miles complained about the physicality she didn’t face earlier in the season.

The Los Angeles Lakers are known for having many of the greatest players to ever step foot on a basketball court wearing the purple and gold. The same can be said for their Crypto.com Arena co-tenants the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA and arguably the greatest to ever wear that uniform, and one of […]

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White comments on Raven Johnson after Sunday's blowout loss.

Read our Atlanta Dream vs. New York Liberty WNBA prediction, pick and odds for Monday, September 21.

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Aliyah Boston's disputed foul survived replay, and Fever fans are furious, but the loss runs deeper than the whistles.

Her own words came back to haunt her.

It’s hard to put yourself in Toronto Tempo Sandy Brondello’s shoes. Just two games remain in the season, and she will head home early.

With a renewed focus, are the Liberty ready to reach their championship-potential in the WNBA playoffs?

Jonquel Jones, Rebecca Allen and Breanna Stewart. | Getty Images Five seasons ago, the No. 6 seed won the WNBA title. That team was the 2021 Chicago Sky. After muddling through a .500 regular season that featured both a losing and winning streak of seven games, the Sky found their stride at the right time, defeating the Dallas Wings in the single-elimination first round, besting Minnesota Lynx in the single-elimination second round, winning 3-1 over the Connecticut Sun in the semifinals and t...

Michael Cooper was running a camp in Pasadena in 1994 when Lisa Leslie challenged him to a slam dunk contest. As Cooper said, “The way you won was by the applause of the kids.

Magic Johnson’s wish for Lisa Leslie has come true after two years. The WNBA legend was honored with an 11-foot bronze statue named “The First Lady,” unveiled on Sunday afternoon.

Kelsey Mitchell gave the Indiana Fever something to celebrate in their blowout loss to the Washington Mystics.

After competing in her first senior international tournament and winning her first gold medal, Angel Reese isn’t yet satisfied. The three-time All-Star had to come off the bench in her Team USA debut, playing a smaller role than she has for just about any team in her lifetime, and she told her Atlanta Dream teammates that she was “very well-rested” for the home stretch heading into the postseason. The World Cup break has created unique scenarios for every team in the league. Those who aren’t com

Sophie Cunningham’s struggles against the Washington Mystics on Sunday were encapsulated by one play she likely won’t be rushing to watch again. The Indiana Fever guard’s missed corner 3-point attempt caused a buzz for all the wrong reasons.

Sophie Cunningham continues to be one of the WNBA’s most scrutinized players, with the Indiana Fever guard’s off-court commentary regularly ruffling feathers and leaving fans eager to critique her on-court performances. Days after her blunt remarks about Fever coach Stephanie White’s intense practice habits, Cunningham saw her minutes dwindle in Sunday’s critical home matchup against the Washington Mystics.

Olivia Miles knows she has some adjusting to do. The Minnesota Lynx rookie also isn’t thrilled about how much contact she’s taking lately. The rookie guard addressed the officiating after Minnesota’s game against the New York Liberty, explaining that the way games are being called has changed from earlier in the season and that she’s […]

David Berding/Getty Images Did the FIBA World Cup break save the New York Liberty? Leonie Fiebich described competing for host nation Germany as “very draining” both emotionally and mentally. Breanna Stewart played 139 stressful minutes en route to winning tournament MVP. Marine Johannès said, “I really know my body; I know what I need and how I feel,” as a 31-year-old veteran but admitted that she’s never faced scheduling whiplash quite like this: “It’s hard. You know your mind is still ther...

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LAS VEGAS—At some point, the sports world will run out of superlatives to describe A’ja Wilson’s dominance.

Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull saw their playing time notably limited in the Indiana Fever's blowout loss to the Washington Mystics.

Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson remains one of the WNBA’s best. The four-time MVP and three-time champion made history, becoming the only player in WNBA history to record two 1,000-point seasons, a feat she previously accomplished in 2024. Wilson connected on free throws with 3:39 remaining in the second quarter of the 98-77 victory […]

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was already fined by the WNBA from their previous game.

As the Indiana Fever fell to the Washington Mystics 93-77, Caitlin Clark and Co. kept searching for an answer against the Mystics.

The Fever are falling apart - and their coach got an earful.