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WNBACourtney Williams had 25 points and seven assists, Natasha Howard added 22 points and eight rebounds, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Atlanta Dream 96-81 on Wednesday night. Minnesota's lead was 44-40 early in the third quarter before they team scored the next 13 points. The Lynx outscored the Dream 28-19 in the frame to make it 70-56 after three.
WNBANEW YORK — The Phoenix Mercury’s second-half woes continued Wednesday against the New York Liberty. May 27, 2026; Brooklyn, New York, USA; New York Liberty forward Leonie Fiebich (13) tries to drive past Phoenix Mercury forward Noemie Brochant (1) during the first half at Barclays Center.
WNBABoth the Minnesota Lynx and Atlanta Dream may be without multiple key players in Wednesday night’s matchup.
WNBAThe WNBA-leading Atlanta Dream (4-1) hit the road on Wednesday night to take on the Minnesota Lynx (4-2) at the Target Center in Minneapolis, with both teams coming off consecutive wins. MORE: Early favorites for the 2026 WNBA MVP Award…
WNBAThe New York Liberty may be without multiple key players in Wednesday night’s game against the Phoenix Mercury.
WNBAThis was a surprising oine.
WNBASaylor Poffenbarger has signed a hardship contract with the Chicago Sky, the team announced on Wednesday.
WNBASatou Sabally hopes to play against her former team the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday night when her new franchise, the New York Liberty, host them. Sabally may have been the biggest name to move this offseason, coming to New York as a free agent. Sabally played in Phoenix for one season and helped the Mercury reach the WNBA Finals, including in a playoff series victory over New York in the first round.
WNBASophie Cunningham and the Indiana Fever improved to 4-2 on the season after a rough 1-2 start.
WNBAPhoenix Mercury and New York Liberty were the two teams to watch out for going into the season. Given their veteran-stacked rosters, it was expected that both teams would at least compete for the championship.
WNBAThe names go deeper than just Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd. Olivia Miles.
WNBASophie Cunningham has never had a problem saying what she thinks about WNBA officiating. She has said plenty over the years, including comments last season that cost her a $1,500 fine. So when she flips the script and defends the referees, it is worth paying attention. On her ‘Show Me Something’ podcast, the Indiana Fever []
WNBAWNBA analyst and media personality Rachel DeMita wasn’t the only voice who aired dissatisfaction with the Indiana Fever’s injury reporting situation. Like so many other sports analysts in the basketball space, and even the WNBA itself, she didn’t think the Fever handled communication surrounding Caitlin Clark’s back soreness issue particularly well.
WNBAIt was quite the start to her season, and fans are not done talking about it.
WNBAThe Los Angeles Sparks began their season with a frustrating 1-3 start, testing the locker room early. But head coach Lynne Roberts has kept the group focused on building chemistry and establishing an offensive identity.
WNBAInteresting take from the Fever star.
WNBANot good for Los Angeles.
WNBAHow are the top three draft picks acclimating to life in the W? Pretty spectacularly. Plus: a title contender emerges in Atlanta and fierce tunnel fits
WNBASparks head coach Lynne Roberts spoke about what goes in to coaching WNBA star Nneka Ogwumike amid her return to the team.
WNBACori Close led the UCLA Bruins to a NCAA championship last season. Their whole season was extremely impressive.
Los Angeles Sparks guard Kelsey Plum has got off to a blistering start to the season, but an untimely injury will sideline the WNBA's leading scorer.
Los Angeles Sparks All-Star guard Kelsey Plum was playing the best basketball of her life before suffering an injury in practice.
The Los Angeles Sparks could have a Kelsey Plum injury problem plaguing them early in their latest WNBA season.