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WNBAIt feels like the Indiana Fever’s fortunes are tied to injuries. Last year, it was almost everybody in their core except Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell.
WNBAThe Houston Rockets' Toyota Center will be undergoing major changes, in advance of the Houston Comets arrival.
WNBAIt's been a common theme.
WNBAOkay, the Stephanie White hate has got to go.
WNBAAtlanta Dream star guard Rhyne Howard won't play on May 17 in a game against the Las Vegas Aces. Here's the latest on what we know about Howard.
WNBAA new WNBA advanced statistic, confirms the excellence of A’ja Wilson, while revealing the winning impact of others.
WNBAThe WNBA is calling more fouls early in the season. Here's why that's an issue.
WNBAWell, this could have been much worse.
WNBAPHOENIX — At the start of the WNBA season, many fans had not heard of Jovana Nogic. One week in, Nogic’s name is now cemented in league history.
WNBAJust over a week after being cut by Golden State, Kate Martin returned to the court for the Sparks on Friday.
Seattle Storm center Dominique Malonga won't play on May 17 in a game against the Indiana Fever. Here's the latest on what we know.
WNBAFever coach Stephanie White failed to acknowledge Caitlin Clark's fourth-quarter heroics after the loss to the Washington Mystics.
WNBADespite a heroic effort from Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever suffered a 104-102 loss to the Washington Mystics in overtime Friday night. Clark finished Friday's game with 32 points, eight assists and four rebounds. Although the former No. 1 pick has struggled from the 3-point line this season, she ...
WNBAThe Mercury's 2026 season is still early, but the team earned a much-needed win against the Chicago Sky on May 15.
WNBACaitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever have allowed opponents to score more than 100 points in two of their first three games.
WNBAIt’s been a few weeks since the 2026 WNBA season kicked off, and the results coming in are already beginning to shape the direction of the league. While the sample size is still far too small to say with certainty exactly how the rest of the season will unfold, there is already enough chaos, storylines, and statistical trends emerging to start making some bold predictions.
WNBAThe Minnesota Lynx’s win against Dallas would have made up for a perfect night. But amidst all the celebrations and positives that came with the victory, they still walked away from the court hoping for another favorable result entirely.
WNBAThe Fever star had some words following the game.
WNBACaitlin Clark has already pushed herself into a new WNBA statistical category just three games into the season. The Indiana Fever star reached the mark after a 32-point scoring outburst in a 104-102 overtime loss to the Washington Mystics.
WNBACheryl Reeve called out Olivia Miles’ defense on draft night. In nearly every mock draft, Miles’ defense was highlighted as the single point of failure.
WNBANaLyssa Smith can now say she's a college graduate. Smith, who plays for the Las Vegas Aces, graduated from Baylor on Friday, four years after leaving the school for the WNBA. It’s not uncommon for rookies in the WNBA to potentially miss their graduations as they leave school early to play in the league. Smith left the school a few classes short from earning her degree in health and kinesiology.
WNBASparks stars Kelsey Plum and Dearica Hamby spoke about their continuing chemistry on the court together after the team’s first win.
WNBAINDIANAPOLIS – No one, other than those on the court, could hear what Caitlin Clark was saying as the Indiana Fever superstar still screamed anyway. It didn’t matter that her defiant declarations, evidenced by her flexing and stomping, were being drowned out by the home crowd she’d just sent into jubilation. This moment was about more than the game-tying 3-pointer she drilled with 3.1 seconds left against the Washington Mystics. It was a chance for one of the WNBA’s flag bearers to return to a f
WNBAWhen people think of Connecticut, they are bound to come up with an array of answers.
WNBAPHOENIX — The Phoenix Mercury bounced back from their short two-game skid, taking a 91-83 win over the Chicago Sky that showcased the defensive identity they’ve hung their hat on. Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas (25) screams after a call during a game at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix on May 15, 2026.
WNBAJovana Nogic scored 27 points and the Phoenix Mercury topped the Chicago Sky 91-83 on Friday night after blowing a 17-point lead in the second half. Alyssa Thomas and Kahleah Copper both had 17 points for the Mercury (2-2). Natasha Mack had 10 points for Phoenix, which went 37 of 41 from the foul line on coach Nate Tibbetts' 49th birthday.
WNBAOnly four games into the WNBA season, A'ja Wilson's already added another historic performance to her lengthy entry in the WNBA’s record book.
WNBAThe NBA Draft Lottery set a record last weekend, with …
Fever star Caitlin Clark took three quarters to find her groove Friday night before carrying the Fever into overtime with a game-tying 3 with 3.1 seconds left in regulation.