WNBAWNBA star Brittney Griner has a warning for U.S. citizens. The longtime WNBA star, taken No. 1 overall out of Baylor, is sounding off on the situation with ICE agents. U.S. Border Patrol agents have been surrounded by controversy as of late, with two deadly shootings in Minnesota. Many in the ...
Negotiations between the WNBA and it’s players have stalled, per ESPN.
WNBAThe Portland Fire will be in the WNBA once again in 2026. MORE: WNBA star Angel Reese makes major offseason business move As such, with the team set to make its’ return to the league for the first time since…
WNBAThe Portland Fire's on-court look reconnects the previously tenured franchise with the city's embracement of the team.
WNBAJosh Hokit took a shot at Brittney Griner that received no pushback from the broadcast team.
Unrivaled Basketball continues to entertain with its fast-paced action and intriguing individual matchups. While several performances have earned applause, Season 2 of the 3×3 league is also seeing tempers flare.
With the WNBA’s collective bargaining negotiations at a boiling point, the players are done waiting as WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike just delivered one of the clearest messages yet to commissioner Cathy Engelbert and league leadership. For the WNBA’s players, the time for symbolic victories is over.
A new team tops the Unrivaled standings after Week 2, followed by a logjam behind it
Caitlin Clark will return to a basketball arena on TV this weekend. NBC Sports announced Tuesday that Clark will make two appearances as a "special contributor" on Sunday Night Basketball, which debuts on Feb. 1. The Indiana Fever star will work the first game when the New York Knicks host the Los ...
WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark will make her analyst debut during the launch of NBC's "Sunday Night Basketball."