WNBAThe Las Vegas Aces enter the final week of the WNBA season needing to win their final two games to finish as the No. 3 seed, but their four-time MVP has delivered standout work.
WNBAJennifer Rizzotti has spent years building her career in Connecticut. She first played in the state before becoming a coach and executive. Now, she is preparing for another change. The Connecticut Sun will play their final home game at Mohegan Sun Arena on Thursday before leaving the state. Rizzotti has led the Sun since 2021. [...]
WNBAThe Indiana Fever can avoid falling to the bottom of playoff seeding with a win over the Minnesota Lynx.
WNBACaitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell have turned the Indiana Fever into one of the most dangerous scoring teams in the league this season, and Chiney Ogwumike used a recent show to drop quite the take on the duo. The Fever stars have consistently shown up for the team this year, where both of them have been fortunate enough to remain fit.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever playoff picture for 2026 is still up in the air. With only two games left in the regular season, a lot can happen. Indiana enters Tuesday at 27-15 and fifth in the WNBA standings. The Fever have clinched a playoff spot, but their seeding is far from a guarantee. The regular season […] The post Indiana Fever Playoff Scenarios: The Ultimate Breakdown Of Every Possible 2026 Matchup appeared first on Stadium Rant.
The Indiana Fever are still fighting for home-court advantage in the WNBA playoffs.
WNBASince the WNBA has resumed after the FIBA World Cup break, it’s the Atlanta Dream that has stolen the limelight, confidently projecting themselves as one of the contenders, and their numbers are strongly backing their case. ESPN analyst Monica McNutt highlighted a compelling paradox driving the Atlanta Dream’s late-season surge.
WNBADiana Taurasi knows how fast fortunes flip in the modern WNBA, and keeping Kelsey Plum in Phoenix long-term is front and center in that vision. Kelsey Plum joined Phoenix just before the trade deadline in a blockbuster deal, bringing another heavy-hitter alongside Alyssa Thomas and Kahleah Copper.
WNBAReese is playing the best ball of her career.
WNBASatou Sabally. (Photo by Juan Ocampo) | NBAE via Getty Images The No. 1 concern for Satou Sabally is her health. She suffered a serious concussion during Game 3 of the 2025 WNBA Finals last October while playing for the Phoenix Mercury. She was ruled out for Game 4, which ended up being the final game of the series. She was expected to play in Unrivaled the following January, though, until it was announced that she would miss the entire second season of the 3×3 league. The long rec...
The Minnesota Lynx can breathe a sigh of relief. They are the WNBA playoff's No. 1 seed.
Diana Taurasi has seen better days for the Phoenix Mercury. Back in Taurasi’s heyday with the team, Phoenix reached the Western Conference Finals seven times and won three WNBA championships.
Sophie Cunningham has quickly become one of the most prominent WNBA players, especially this season. She recently said she believes transgender athletes should not be allowed to participate in women’s sports.
WNBAA’ja Wilson’s friend trolled Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell after the Indiana Fever suffered a costly 93-77 defeat to the Washington Mystics on Sunday. In a game with major postseason stakes, the Fever fell short of rising to the occasion on their home court.
WNBAThe WNBA will not suspend Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese.
Sep 22, 2026; Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Las Vegas Aces guard Jackie Young (0) dribbles the ball against Los Angeles Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike (30) during the second quarter of a WNBA basketball game at Michelob Ultra Arena. Mandatory Credit: Lucas Peltier-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect In the penultimate game of the season matched up against the defending champions, the Sparks didn’t have much of a fight to offer, falling to the Aces on the road on Tuesday, 89-79. While the...
WNBAThe veteran guard could be the player who puts Atlanta over the top.
WNBAThe Dallas Wings’ momentum witnessed a sudden drop on Monday night as the Phoenix Mercury put up a frantic, fourth-quarter rally to secure an 87-86 victory, snapping the Wings’ six-game winning streak. After the game, the fans could not help but express concern that Paige Bueckers’ record-setting effort went in vain as her team suffered an embarrassing collapse.
WNBAIs Miles the BEST Rookie Ever? The post Olivia Miles Breaks Caitlin Clark’s WNBA Rookie Scoring Record, But Who Has the Highest Scoring Average? appeared first on Ballislife.com.
WNBARead our Los Angeles Sparks vs. Las Vegas Aces prediction, pick, and WNBA odds for Tuesday, September 22.
WNBADallas has a narrow path forward after a one-point loss in Phoenix.
Napheesa Collier attempts a shot vs. the Fever. | NBAE via Getty Images It’s the unexpected that makes sports special. Any team can beat another, no matter the perceived gap between the two. Except, it seems, in the WNBA in September. Before the season paused for the FIBA World Cup break, all eight playoff spots were claimed. Since play resumed, only one non-playoff team, finally, defeated a playoff team, with Kahleah Copper putting on her cape on Monday night, scoring 31 points and the go-ah...
Caitlin Clark said that Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell is "a better human than she is a basketball player."
Read our Minnesota Lynx vs. Indiana Fever prediction, pick, and WNBA odds for Tuesday, September 22.
The Toronto Tempo (11-31) and Chicago Sky (15-27) meet in the WNBA tonight. Tipoff is set for 8:00 p.m. EDT at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Ill. The game
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are seemingly ruining one playoff dream for Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever. Heading into the mid-season break due to the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, the Atlanta Dream and the Indiana Fever were neck-and-neck in the WNBA standings.
WNBADepth for the Minnesota Lynx? A veteran guard for the Washington Mystics? We evaluated each WNBA team's biggest offseason needs.
WNBAAngel Reese delivered another memorable fashion moment before recording a double-double in Atlanta’s important win over New York.
WNBAHead coach Sydney Johnson and Sonia Citron. | Getty Images On Sunday afternoon, the Washington Mystics put up their second-straight victory of at least 15 points since returning from the FIBA World Cup. After beating the Chicago Sky by 30 points last Thursday, they took their dominance to Indiana and beat the No. 5-seed Fever 93-77. Kiki Iriafen (21p, 14r) and Shakira Austin (20p, 10r, 5a, 2s) steered the @WashMystics to victory 💪 Iriafen extends her Mystics single-season record with her 22n...
WNBA41 games in and still no set rotation.