WNBAIndiana Fever head coach Stephanie White could not hide her excitement over the team's latest free agent signing. Superstar Caitlin Clark returns healthy in 2026, and Indiana made sure she has elite support. Kelsey Mitchell returned on a $1.4 million supermax.
WNBAMaryland Terrapins star Oluchi Okananwa is top of the list on the Nigeria women's basketball team, as they named a 21-player training camp roster ahead of a series of friendlies against WNBA opposition.
WNBAFever guard Sophie Cunningham was adamant she wasn't complaining about the lack of a long-term contract after signing a one-year, $665,000 deal as a free agent.
WNBAWe continue our team-by-team examinations of WNBA training camp rosters, detailing who's likely to stick around and who might be heading for the waiver wire
WNBASophie Cunningham makes it clear that her frustration over her new Fever contract isn't because she wants to be somewhere else.
WNBAJones couldn’t remember the last time she arrived at a WNBA training camp this well rested.
When Azzi Fudd was selected No. 1 in the WNBA Draft, the UConn guard made history. Fudd’s selection was the second time in WNBA history that the same program had produced the top pick in consecutive years, with the duo of Fudd and Paige Bueckers joining Tina Charles and Maya Moore from 2010-11, also from the Huskies. But this was the first time that the same WNBA team made back-to-back No. 1 picks from the same school, creating an unprecedented combination of talent and continuity for the Dallas
WNBAThe Los Angeles Sparks traded away Rick Jackson to the Chicago Sky and WNBA and team legend Candace Parker thinks they could have gotten more for their fourth overall pick.
WNBAIonescu said she didn’t really participate in the recruiting process to bring Sabally to New York. She wanted it to happen and thought it would be mutually beneficial.
WNBAThe Liberty announced they were bringing back Jonquel Jones on a muti-year deal last week, and this is what the star center had to say.
WNBAThe Chicago Sky are one step closer to having their entire newly signed lineup hit the court together in the 2026 WNBA season.
WNBAThere was some uncertainty surrounding Lexie Hull’s future with the Indiana Fever during the offseason. After spending the first four years of her career with the Fever, Hull entered free agency. While she was a restricted free agent, the Fever still ran the risk of losing the 6-foot-1 guard if she received a viable offer from an opposing team.
WNBAThe latest injury update for the Mystics' 2025 No. 6 overall draft pick Georgia Amoore will leave fans hyped.