WNBA News · LatestSaturday, Jul 4, 2026

The Aces will be without four-time MVP A'ja Wilson for a third straight game Sunday against the Fever as she nurses a right ankle injury.

LOS ANGELES -- Head coaches need a lot of help.

Paige Bueckers vs. Marina Mabrey, anyone? Wings vs. Tempo could be a barnburner.

The New York Liberty recorded another impressive win on Friday, beating the Minnesota Lynx 99-86 at home, but Betnijah Laney-Hamilton’s DNP (did not play) was one of the key talking points. Hamilton returned this year after missing the 2025 WNBA season due to an acute meniscus tear, which needed surgery.

Golden State has defeated Atlanta three times in the past 11 days.

How to watch Caitlin Clark when the Indiana Fever play the Las Vegas Aces this Sunday.

Caitlin Clark shared her belief that Alyssa Thomas' hit on her was a flagrant.

Just one thing Clark wants.

The New York Liberty continued their mini homestand against the Minnesota Lynx and came away with another great win.

In the drama that never seems to end..

Caitlin Clark defends referees while calling for WNBA changes.

The controversial play between Caitlin Clark and Alyssa Thomas a week ago continues to dominate headlines. Following the punch that landed on the Indiana Fever superstar’s throat, the league handed a one-game suspension to the Phoenix Mercury forward.

On a two-game Fourth of July in the WNBA, look for fireworks and a firestorm.

“It’s absolutely egregious and utterly disrespectful,” Fever Coach Stephanie White said after the June 24 Flagrant Foul against Caitlin Clark by Mercury veteran Alyssa Thomas. Since then, the incident has snowballed into online threats against Thomas.

Friday was is a homecoming of sorts for Lynx rookie Olivia Miles.

Championship hangover? What hangover?

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert came under the microscope after Alyssa Thomas’ June 30 statement. “We still have yet to hear anything from Cathy, it’s no surprise,” Thomas said when talking about the toxicity she faced online after her flagrant foul 2 incident on Caitlin Clark.

Breanna Stewart scored 36 points and the New York Liberty beat Minnesota 99-86 on Friday night, spoiling Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve's first attempt to become the WNBA's career wins leader. Reeve is tied with Mike Thibault at 379 regular-season victories.