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Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark have been inseparable throughout their careers. From their epic college rivalry to sharing the spotlight in the WNBA, their rivalry has rarely lacked spicy moments. Clark and Reese have made major strides early in their careers. Both have had productive seasons, establishing themselves as All-Stars and helping lead their teams […]
She's making it very clear today.
WNBACaitlin Clark said she will consider the Fever's roster before signing a new contract through the new EPIC provision in the latest collective bargaining agreement.
WNBAThey're making the argument.
WNBAAngel Reese got away with one. At least, that’s what the broadcast announcer thought. In overtime Wednesday night, with the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty duking it out all game, Breanna Stewart tried to make a move, and Reese appeared to hook her arm. The whistle never came, making that which was patently obvious […]
If you’ve noticed WNBA comment sections getting progressively worse lately, Cari Champion has a pretty bold theory on why. The WNBA is blowing up right now, but all that extra attention is definitely a double-edged sword.
Dream guard Jordin Canada learned what winning looked like from the start.
Indiana Fever stars Aliyah Boston and Lexie Hull showed their support for Raven Johnson after the youngster's memorable rookie year.
Caitlin Clark said she's talked with Kelsey Mitchell since her backcourt mate spoke about online hate she's received and the difficulty of playing with the Fever.
Maybe the Aces would like a do-over here.
Former Indiana Fever forward Chloe Bibby shared the news via an Instagram post.
WNBAAliyah Boston shared the Indiana Fever's biggest flaw in their playoff series loss to the Las Vegas Aces.
WNBASophie Cunningham and Co. react to Indiana Fever veteran Myisha Hines-Allen's Instagram post.
While the first-round series between the Indiana Fever and the Las Vegas Aces wrapped up 2-1 in the Aces’ favor, the controversial incident between A’ja Wilson and a fan sitting courtside is still a point of debate among the basketball community. Hall of Famer and WNBA broadcaster Candace Parker’s recent comments have also added to this saga, with Parker inadvertently making a small mistake in describing the fan incident in a Fever-Aces game during the regular season on her podcast.
WNBAThis is Indiana's top priority.
WNBA icon Candace Parker had something to say about her back-and-forth with Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.
WNBAThe Defensive Player of the Year keeps proving why she won.
WNBAThe Athletic is escalating its crusade against Sophie Cunningham, which has caused a firestorm online. Ever since Cunningham publicly stated that biological men shouldn’t compete in women’s sports to protect female athletes, she has been a target for progressive sports media and hostile crowds.
The Indiana Fever’s star guard Kelsey Mitchell is hitting free agency this offseason after coming off one of the best WNBA seasons in her career. She has been very vocal in recent days about her situation with Indiana, and it’s her time, as she calls it, “selfish”, to possibly move on to another team. Mitchell […] The post Kelsey Mitchell Could Leave Indiana Fever In Free Agency appeared first on Stadium Rant.
The WNBA has been the subject of plenty of hot takes, as attention increases off the court. Enes Kanter and Royce White both made headlines by claiming they’d easily dominate in the WNBA, pushing that tired narrative that almost any guy could step onto the court and crush women’s pros.
Enes Kanter is up to his old tricks, making outlandish predictions about playing in the WNBA. Enes Kanter Freedom is back making noise around the WNBA, using the playoff stage to jump straight back into the headlines.
WNBADespite a dominant offense and Caitlin Clark's return, the Fever suffered another early playoff exit. What's next for Indiana?
Dakich laughs at those who believe the Fever will be better without Sophie Cunningham.
Critics can debate the attendance figures all day, but StubHub’s new metrics leave little room for doubt about Angel Reese. Angel Reese’s star power is undeniably reshaping the league, but her move to Atlanta sparked real online heat during the Dream’s playoff series against the New York Liberty at State Farm Arena.
WNBAHere's the full WNBA schedule for Oct. 7, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.
Atlanta Dream (30-14, 15-5 Eastern Conference) at New York Liberty (26-18, 13-7 Eastern Conference)New York; Friday, 7:30 p. EDTWNBA PLAYOFFS SEMIFINALS: Dream lead series 2-0BOTTOM LINE: The Atlanta Dream look to clinch the series over the New York Liberty in game three of the WNBA playoffs semifinals.
Veronica Burton hit a deep 3-pointer that put Golden State ahead with 41 seconds left and converted two free throws in the closing seconds, and the Valkyries held off the Las Vegas Aces 83-81 on Wednesday night for a 2-0 lead in the WNBA semifinal series.
WNBAAngel Reese has given the Atlanta Dream plenty of reasons to believe this could be their year. The recently named WNBA Defensive Player of the Year has carried her regular-season form into the playoffs, helping Atlanta build momentum at just the right time.
WNBAThe Dream and Valkyries are one win each from advance to the WNBA Finals. Here are the winners and losers from Game 2 on the semifinals.
The first round of the WNBA playoffs averaged 1.3 million viewers across ESPN/ABC, Prime Video, and USA Network. That number is up 37% from last season and is the highest viewership for the opening round on record. The viewership was lead by Game 3 between the Fever and Aces, which averaged 2.25 million viewers on USA Network. Game 3 between the Wings and Valkyries averaged 1.2 million viewers, up 28% from last year.