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Breanna Stewart isn’t losing sleep over the sudden wave of noise and scrutiny surrounding the WNBA. Breanna Stewart continues to prove why she’s one of the most dominant forces in basketball.
WNBAIt's a positive omen entering Game 2 of the semifinals.
Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell’s exit interview had the WNBA world buzzing—and it wasn’t just because she admitted she needs […]
The Atlanta Dream are having a strong run in the 2026 WNBA playoffs and currently hold a 1-0 lead over the New York Liberty in the second round. With Angel Reese making a big impact and the team looking like a serious title contender, things are going well for Atlanta.
WNBASophie Cunningham claimed that a WNBA referee told the Indiana Fever he doesn't know the rules during a Game 3 incident with Lexie Hull and Stephanie White.
WNBAShe's not a perennial MVP or "Point Gawd," but Jackie Young is as important as any Aces player as they enter Game 2 looking to even their semifinal series against the Valkyries.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever already know what their offense can look like when Caitlin Clark is at the center of everything. They finished the 2026 regular season with the league’s best offense, averaging 96 points per game.
WNBAJust four games into her playing career at the Dallas Wings in 2025, China’s Li Yueru was already loving playing alongside No. 1 overall pick Paige Bueckers, so much so that the 6’7 forward briefly reflected on her time with the rookie.
Caitlin Clark's 3.7 million GameDay hour has fans comparing her pull to the entire WNBA semifinal audience.
Kelsey Mitchell’s upcoming free agency has become one of the most significant storylines surrounding the Indiana Fever, particularly after the four-time All-Star made it clear that she intends to put herself first when deciding her future. Amid the growing speculation that Mitchell could leave Indiana, however, WNBA analyst Rachel DeMita has offered a considerably more reassuring reading of the situation.
As Sophie Cunningham hits unrestricted free agency, the chatter around her future is spilling way beyond the basketball court. Sophie Cunningham has never been shy about taking aim at the league office.
Jason Sudeikis has watched enough Breanna Stewart basketball to know what he thinks the WNBA has been overlooking. The Ted Lasso star and longtime New York Liberty fan sat down with Stewart for The Hollywood Reporter’s new Game Recognize Game series, and he made his feelings about her 2026 season clear. “I don’t think you […]
Kiah Stokes defends A’ja Wilson. Playoff series are a chess match. Each game is a move. One team comes out on top, and the next game is the counter to that initial action. The Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries lead after Game 1 of both WNBA semifinal series. That means the New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces are on a mission to even the series and avoid going down 0-2. At this point, no one wants to get eliminated, but which team, down 0-1, will be feeling the most pressure to win ...
WNBABecky Hammon is correct when she says the Fever need to evolve to become perennial champion like the Aces. Here's how the teams compare.
The Las Vegas Aces are not expected to have guard Jewell Loyd for Game 2 of the WNBA semifinals against the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday.
WNBAWill the Dream and Valkyries again ride their defenses to Game 2 wins in the WNBA semifinals?
Angel Reese and Leonie Fiebich. | Getty Images Will a season in which WNBA offenses exploded, with the league reaching new offensive heights behind a combination of officiating emphases, modernized strategies and more skilled players, end up with two defense-first teams fighting it out in the 2026 WNBA Finals? Just a game into the two five-game WNBA semifinal series, it’s way too soon to offer a definitive answer. But, it’s worth pondering. On Wednesday night, the No. 4-seed Atlanta Dream and...
Despite her uncertain future with the team, Kelsey Mitchell remains supportive of her Indiana Fever teammate Aliyah Boston.
WNBAHere's the full WNBA schedule for Oct. 7, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.
On Sunday, USA Today columnist Christine Brennan called out the Atlanta Dream’s postseason attendance in Game 1 against the New York Liberty, noting that they drew only 9,745 fans and closed off sections of the upper deck with curtains. Then, she pointed out that Atlanta’s two regular-season games against Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever drew more than 17,000 fans each.
WNBAThe Liberty watched the tape of their Game 1 loss and came away with a clear conclusion: Their third-quarter collapse was mostly self-inflicted.
The Atlanta Dream return to the court Wednesday night for Game 2 of the WNBA semifinals against the New York Liberty.
WNBAThe WNBA continues to enjoy a transformative season in many respects as the league becomes increasingly popular. With a new collective bargaining agreement and high TV ratings, the league continues to trend upward.
Enes Kanter Freedom voices his support towards Sophie Cunningham.Enes Kanter Freedom continues to voice his support for Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham. Freedom reposted a New York Times tweet of...
Caitlin Clark's Fever helped push the WNBA's first round to a record 1.3 million average viewers.
Kelsey Mitchell’s latest statement about the Indiana Fever receiving extreme hate has highlighted cracks in the team’s locker room. The team had been under scrutiny for a rift between head coach Stephanie White and the players, but they publicly claimed that things were fine in the locker room.
The Indiana Fever’s exit from the 2026 WNBA postseason has seemingly opened a can of worms for the team’s trade prospects, and Sophie Cunningham has also joined the list. The guard was signed to a one-year, $665,000 contract for the 2026 season and is now an unrestricted free agent.
WNBA playoff games have faced arena issues for years.
Dream guard Allisha Gray was ruled out of Game 2 of their semifinal series against the Liberty due to a finger injury and is considered day-to-day.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham remains at the center of the WNBA conversation, and she has never been shy about voicing her opinion. On her podcast, No Hesitation, Cunningham sparked another debate about the WNBA’s relationship with its fans. She discussed the incident involving A’ja Wilson and a fan who pointed at her during Game […]