WNBA Player Drops Out of Project B to Play in Turkey
WNBAProject B also signed another French player: Leïla Lacan.
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WNBAProject B also signed another French player: Leïla Lacan.
WNBAA’ja Wilson continues to prove why she is one of the absolute greatest players on the planet.
WNBACollier has not played since September.
WNBAIt’s never too early to start looking at how WNBA teams can improve their rosters, whether for now or later.
WNBATamika Catchings was previously fifth in all-time rebounds in the WNBA with 3,316 boards over her 15-year career.
WNBAThe Fever revoked the credentials of reporter Scott Agness, who said that the team told him the decision was made because of "the spread of inaccurate and unsubstantiated information."
WNBASandy Brondello doesn't know if she'll be emotional on the sideline when she makes her first appearance in New York since the Liberty let her go after last season. The coach, who led the franchise to its first WNBA championship in 2024, now leads the expansion Toronto Tempo. “I have so many great friendships here and that’s not going to change just because I coach a different team,” Brondello said.
WNBA*Editor’s note: This originally appeared in Charley Walters’ Sunday column in the May 31 paper edition of the Pioneer Press* Cheryl Reeve has coached more WNBA victories with the Lynx than anyone else in the league while winning four championships. She’s working her magic again this season, guiding a re-tooled roster to a WNBA-best 7-2 record and 13.8 net rating that sits far above the rest of ...
WNBAIt's not often Angel Reese ends up on the wrong end of a rebound positioning battle.
WNBASome games are about the final score. Others are about the stories surrounding them.
WNBASandy Brondello will return to Barclays Center on Wednesday for the first time this season with her new team and a new logo on her quarter-zip.
WNBABrittney Griner received a warm reception during her first game back at Gateway Center Arena. The Connecticut Sun visited the Atlanta Dream for a regular-season matchup. The veteran center suited up in 39 games for the Dream last season.
WNBADulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu was released by the Dallas Wings and Alex Wilson was waived by the Washington Mystics on Tuesday as roster cuts continue across the WNBA.
WNBAAfter back-to-back defeats, the Indiana Fever face uncomfortable questions about their roster and star guard Caitlin Clark’s growing struggles. Clark’s defensive shortcomings have been highlighted over the past couple of games, with teams constantly attacking her and forcing her into isolation situations, landing her in foul trouble.
The Indiana Fever took away the credentialed access of a longtime reporter over a "false" report involving Caitlin Clark.
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WNBAThe Toronto Tempo take on head coach Sandy Brondello’s former team, the New York Liberty.
The Indiana Fever have revoked the credentials of Scott Agnes, a freelance reporter and team insider. This comes after the WNBA franchise took issue with the way Agnes reported the news concerning Caitlin Clark’s most recent injury.
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WNBABrittney Griner and Angel Reese are two forces to be reckoned with in the shaded lane. When Griner and Reese squared off Tuesday night, an intense battle for the boards ensued, resulting in one of them getting slapped with a stiff sanction.
WNBAAzzi Fudd took her time to get in form, but safe to say that she has arrived in the WNBA. After becoming the number one pick in the draft, she was doubted by many.
WNBAThe highly anticipated matchup between the Atlanta Dream and the Connecticut Sun was supposed to be about Brittney Griner facing her former team. However, when the final buzzer went off, it was hardly what anyone was talking about.
WNBAAnother strong night for the ATL.
WNBAA strong game from Kamilla Cardoso could stop the Sky from losing their fifth-straight game.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever have made mediocrity a habit. On paper, they are a championship team.
WNBAShe knows the problem. Now, it's time to fix it.
WNBAAround the league, former role players are breaking through as stars for their new squads. Plus: the Mercury’s slump and the fits we can’t get enough of
WNBAAtlanta Dream star continues building her reputation as one of the WNBA's biggest fashion and marketing forces.
WNBANEW YORK — Screams echoed from the visiting locker room at Barclays Center into the surrounding hallways. Another team traveled to Brooklyn and was celebrating leaving with a win. This time, it was the start-up Portland Fire, who were headed back to the Pacific Northwest with a seven-point victory against the supposedly bigger, better Liberty. A day before, it was the Dallas Wings. And days before that, it was the Golden State Valkyries. The Fire’s cheers carried well after the final buzzer soun
WNBAWhen are Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever back in action? A look at the upcoming 5-game schedule.
WNBAFans submitted their questions and concerns about the Mercury season in the first mailbag article of the 2026 season.
WNBAThe Sparks got their superstar back with Nneka Ogwumike, but will it result in more wins?