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WNBAReserve Maya Caldwell led a balanced attack with 16 points and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Toronto Tempo 100-72 on Thursday night. It was the worst loss for the expansion Tempo, who fell to 3-3 after winning their previous two. Toronto's other two losses were by three and four points.
WNBAFormer WNBA guard Kysre Gondrezick issued a warning this week to anyone spreading misinformation about her. Gondrezick started her WNBA career with the Indiana Fever in 2021. The former All-Big 12 guard at West Virginia was selected with the fourth overall pick in that year's draft. She tried to ...
WNBAThe Golden State Valkyries bring their strong early-season defense to Brooklyn on Thursday night for a measuring-stick matchup against the New York Liberty. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026 WNBA MVP Award How to Watch Valkyries vs Liberty Golden State…
WNBA“I think it’s important to say that the Rockets are the Rockets, the Comets are the Comets,” Patrick Fertitta says of potential areas of overlap.
WNBATempo rookie guard Kiki Rice spoke about the key area of her skill-set that’s helped her transition to the WNBA.
WNBAWhat's actually going on with Caitlin Clark? The No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft didn't play on Wednesday night. Clark was ruled out just a couple of hours before tipoff. Clark is apparently dealing with a back injury, though the Fever say she's healthy. So, which is it - an injury or a ...
WNBAIndiana fans want to add the talented frontcourt player.
WNBAPlaying at home hasn't provided much comfort for WNBA teams this season. Out of the 15 teams, only New York has a winning record at home. This is the worst percentage to start a season by home teams in the league's 30-year history, according to Elias Sports Bureau stats provided to The Associated Press by the WNBA.
WNBAFollowing a week off, the Liberty return to action tonight. First up, the new look Valkyries.
WNBASuspicion abounds after Clark didn't appear on an injury report.
The Indiana Fever rallied without WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark to defeat the Portland Fire on Wednesday, May 20. Aliyah Boston poured in 24 points, and Kelsey Mitchell added 21 as the Fever earned a 90-73 triumph at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. MORE:…
WNBAClark missed her first game of 2026, and no one seems happy.
WNBAJessica Shepard recorded her first triple-double of the season, orchestrating a historic performance in the Wings' 99-89 win vs. the Sky.
WNBAFor the last three years, Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston have been at the center of the Indiana Fever’s offense. Their pick-and-roll offense has become a staple of the team and has led to high production.
WNBAAlexa Philippou initially planned to become an international correspondent, but the lure of sports proved too strong. The Stanford graduate and political science major is ESPN’s women’s basketball writer, covering college basketball and the WNBA. Philippou joined The Worldwide Leader in Sports in 2022, having served as the Hartford Courant’s beat reporter for the UConn…
WNBAA superstar of Caitlin Clark’s quality and pedigree enters every game carrying the weight of expectation: a highlight, a record, or a defining moment almost nightly. And while she delivers at an elite level more often than not, that standard doesn’t exist without its own persistent pressure.
WNBAThe Fever said she woke up with back soreness ahead of Wednesday’s game.
WNBAAfter helping deliver a new CBA, the forward is back where she became a WNBA star and looks to lead the Sparks to the playoffs.
WNBARickea Jackson’s heartbreaking ACL injury has sparked a massive conversation across the WNBA. Shortly after the Chicago Sky star went down against the Minnesota Lynx, veteran guard Natasha Cloud publicly called out the officiating and claimed that the referees failed to control the game’s physicality before Jackson got hurt.
WNBABrittney Sykes is playing like one of the most valuable players in the WNBA. Who else is driving winning for her team?
WNBAIt’s a new season, but the Aces remain dominant in new and different ways.
WNBAIt's the update fans wait for.
WNBAIt was big news Wednesday, and don't expect it to leave the news Thursday.
WNBAIt was someone other than Bueckers on Wednesday.
WNBAJonny Root called out the Indiana Fever after Caitlin Clark was ruled out shortly before tip-off against the Portland Fire. The frustration was not only about Clark missing a game, because injuries and soreness are part of a long WNBA season.
WNBAKennedy Burke stepped up in crunch time to help the Connecticut Sun defeat the Seattle Storm on Wednesday.
WNBAHere are three takeaways from the Sky’s home opening loss to Dallas, where one absence loomed larger than any play on the court.
WNBADallas Wings (3-2, 0-1 Western Conference) at Atlanta Dream (2-1) College Park, Georgia; Friday, 7:30 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: Dallas Wings faces the Atlanta Dream after Paige Bueckers scored 24 points in the Wings' 99-89 win against the Chicago Sky. Atlanta finished 16-6 at home last season while going 30-14 overall. The Dream averaged 6.8 steals, 4.5 blocks and 11.2 turnovers per game last season. Dallas went 4-18 on the road and 10-34 overall a season ago. The Wings allowed opponents to s...
WNBAAngel Reese walked into Sunday’s matchup against the Las Vegas Aces with a type of self-confidence every athlete should have. Because what franchise would want a player who didn’t think they were the best? Before tip-off, the Atlanta Dream star openly praised A’ja Wilson during a pregame interview while also backing her own game at the same time.
WNBAPhotos from the Chicago Sky’s 99-98 loss to the Dallas Wings on May 20, 2026, at Wintrust Arena. ©2026 Chicago Tribune. Visit chicagotribune.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.