WNBA News · LatestSunday, Apr 19, 2026

With the draft and free agency mostly wrapped up, teams will soon begin narrowing down their rosters

Caitlin Clark suffered multiple injuries in her second season with the Indiana Fever.

The WNBA enters its 30th season with WNBA with a three games three games on May 8 and May 9 and five on May 10. The regular season will be 44 games.

Now 100% healthy with no restrictions, Caitlin Clark and the Fever are trying to keep it that way.

For most professional basketball players, securing a major multiyear WNBA contract is the pinnacle of an offseason. For Gabby Williams, it was merely the opening act to yet another international accolade.

Training camps are now open across the league and it's time to see what these rosters can do

Angel Reese has turned a new page in her WNBA career. After spending her first two years with the Chicago Sky, the 6-foot-4 forward is now moving on. Reese is now with the Atlanta Dream following her blockbuster trade during the WNBA offseason.

Under the new CBA, WNBA teams can sign young players to development-player contracts.

Training camp rosters for the 2026 WNBA season are set after one of the most chaotic offseasons in league history. The UConn women’s basketball team has sent more players to the league than any other college program, and there are 18 former Huskies set to compete when training camps open Saturday. Nine of the WNBA’s 15 teams have at least one UConn player rostered, led by the Golden State ...

This is going to be an awkward season for the Connecticut Sun. Full lame-duck seasons like the one coming up here are rare; and for good reason. Franchise removal more typically comes like ripping off a bandage. The Braves reported to spring training in 1953 expecting to play in Boston, but were issued new hats with “M” for Milwaukee on March 18. Same thing happened to the Seattle Pilots even ...

Satou Sabally is officially a member of the New York Liberty. On Friday morning, the franchise introduced their newest star across the street from Barclays Center at Brooklyn Basketball Training Center, where she hosted a clinic for some lucky youth that got to spend Friday hooping with a 3-time All-Star instead of going to school… […]

In a move that redefines what it means to be a ‘team player,’ Aliyah Boston signed the richest contract in WNBA history with the Indiana Fever, a four-year, $6. 3 million extension, only to immediately take a $190,000 pay cut.

Last season, Kelsey Mitchell literally fell until her “wheels fell off”. In Game 5 of the semifinals against the Las Vegas Aces, Mitchell stopped the game because of intense cramping and was immediately stretchered out of there to the hospital.

Kelsey Mitchell is not going anywhere. After an offseason that was surrounded by some uncertainty, the three-time All-Star committed her future to the Indiana Fever by signing a new contract in WNBA free agency. Mitchell’s new deal came out to $1.4 million for one year.

The Indiana Fever struck gold when they drafted Caitlin Clark, but the franchise faces a major decision after the 2026 WNBA season.