WNBA News · LatestYesterday, Oct 28, 2026

Indiana Fever veteran Sophie Cunningham shares some sound advice for tall girls.

Angel Reese shifted from taunting Golden State to blaming officiating after back-to-back losses put the Atlanta Dream on the brink of elimination.

Steph Curry’s all-time WNBA top five leaves out Caitlin Clark, and a fan reaction is already spreading.

Caitlin Clark's absence from the WNBA Finals exposed how the national anthem controversy went unnoticed all season for the Dream and Valkyries.

The lucky bag that couldn’t save Atlanta.

Declaring for the WNBA got Kanter Freedom the attention he wanted, but fans aren’t totally on his side. Enes Kanter just won’t let this WNBA thing die.

With Game 6 of the WNBA Finals coming up, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens’ plea to all the city’s residents has been shared by superstar Angel Reese. The Atlanta Dream are facing elimination from the WNBA Finals in Game 6 on Thursday.

He compared Atlanta to a group project, saying every person has a role to play and support for the dream is vital in helping the Dream secure the WNBA Championship win.

Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom has spent the past several months waging a very public war against the WNBA, declaring himself eligible for the 2027 WNBA Draft in an effort to force the league to address transgender athletes. But apparently, that was only the beginning of his public push. During a new podcast appearance,…

Top offseason moves that the Indiana Fever should make to contend in 2027.

The Golden State Valkyries win over the Atlanta Dream in Game 4 of the WNBA Finals averaged 1.895 million viewers on NBC. It is the largest audience for a Game 4 of the Finals in league hisotry. The game peaked at 2.49 million viewers, up 32% from the Aces-Mercury last season. Game 4 is also the the eighth largest audience for a Finals game, with three out of the top ten audiences coming this season.

Caitlin Clark recently reflected on her third season with the Indiana Fever. Aliyah Boston, for her part, commented on her post.

Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between Atlanta and Golden State on Thursday is a sellout despite its much-criticized 12:30 p.m. EDT tipoff.

How did Golden State take control? Can Atlanta gets its offense going? And will the 12:30 tip impact the outcome?

Nine regular-season games drew over two million viewers this year. Before Caitlin Clark entered the league in 2024, a WNBA game hadn’t reached one million viewers since 2008.

WNBA analyst Robin Lundberg didn’t mince words about Angel Reese’s Game 5 performance on Monday in the 2026 Finals. Reese finished with seven points, 15 rebounds, five assists, and three turnovers on 2-for-8 shooting in the 64-55 loss.

Game 6 starts at 12:30 pm ET on Thursday.

Did the WNBA leave Atlanta out in the cold?

Shocker! There's been another WNBA playoff arena availability squabble.

In a letter to the city, the Atlanta Dream said Game 6 getting moved to 12:30 p.m. so they can play in State Farm Arena was "not what we fought for."