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Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese earned a new nickname from Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson after a Team USA decision.

The Minnesota Lynx were operating on an entirely different level when they faced the Los Angeles Sparks on August 6. At 25-6, the Lynx owned the WNBA’s best record and had established themselves as one of the league’s most complete and formidable teams.

Caitlin Clark credits her mother with teaching her how to stay grounded when the spotlight brings both love and hate.

Two guards. One award. Fans believe the wrong winner.

Can you blame her?

The WNBA announced major Olivia Miles news after the Minnesota Lynx rookie stepped away from the team for the league's World Cup break.

The Indiana Fever reacted to an announcement about Kelsey Mitchell after leaving the team amid the WNBA break.

The WNBA is currently on a break due to the FIBA World Cup, but with just four regular season games left, one of the Minnesota Lynx’s TV partners has ceased operations.

The FIBA World Cup in Berlin has plenty of Lynx flavor with seven players representing their home countries The post Lynx descend upon Berlin for the FIBA Women’s World Cup appeared first on The IX Sports.

Caitlin Clark is playing her third WNBA season with the Indiana Fever.

The WNBA is in a golden age of talent, with each draft class producing players capable of cementing their legacies among the greatest in women’s basketball history. Olivia Miles, the No.

Unfortunately for Team China, they're going to be without one of their stars from their last FIBA Women's World Cup.

Kate Martin is joining a new WNBA team to close the 2026 regular season.

The Missing Chess Piece? The post Kalani Brown Could Be Perfect Fit for Las Vegas Aces' Postseason Run appeared first on Ballislife.com.

Hailey Van Lith revealed which WNBA player is the hardest to guard.

Another chance for the former Iowa sharpshooter to prove herself.

Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, Michaela Onyenwere, Georgia Amoore, Lauren Betts and Cotie McMahon are crucial to winning.

Michaela Onyenwere and Lauren Betts. (Photo by Scott Taetsch) | Getty Images The WNBA has the best women’s basketball talent in the world. Every team’s supporting cast is full of players who have proven themselves somewhere at some time. However, one supporting cast deserves some extra attention: that of the Washington Mystics. Overlook the Mystics in the playoffs at your own peril. Not only do they have some of the best chemistry and vibes, but also some real talent up and down their roster....

Just this week, Enes Kanter Freedom posted a video where he looked straight into the camera and said, “I would like to offer you a peace summit,” addressing WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert directly. Freedom is the same guy who spent the last several weeks stirring up the whole trans-eligibility fight in the league in the first place.

Unrivaled will go on the road.

The arrival of DeWanna Bonner in the Atlanta Dream was a clear sign of the franchise’s postseason plans, as they are looking to go all out to secure their first-ever WNBA championship. And while the current crop of stars hasn’t looked better, former WNBA player Chiney Ogwumike recently discussed the sacrifices the Dream had to make in their roster to secure Bonner’s signature for the rest of the season.

An Acclaro Medical employee who sent Dearica Hamby a racist has been terminated. Here's the latest.

Skylar Diggins reiterated how badly the Sky organization needs to finish its practice facility.

DiJonai Carrington and the Chicago Sky have dealt with multiple injury setbacks.

No Offseason Newsletter 🏀 | This is The Athletic’s women’s basketball newsletter. Sign up here to receive No Offseason directly in your inbox. Good morning! It’s FIBA World Cup time. Coming up: 🤕 Wilson out 💭 Your MVP thoughts 🏀 NCAA ruling Planned Pause: Wait, what happened to the WNBA? WNBA fans are accustomed to the league taking a break every four years for the Olympics, but this is the first time the league will press pause for the World Cup, which tips off this week in Berlin and ru...

Diana Taurasi has had high praise for Las Vegas Aces player A’ja Wilson during a podcast with Bill Simmons this week. Wilson is once again dominating the WNBA when it comes to points this season, and is currently averaging a league-high 26.

As professional women’s basketball prepares to return to the Motor City, we’re finding out just how Detroit plans to make the dreams a reality. Detroit has a rich, championship-winning history with the WNBA that makes its upcoming return all the more significant.

Sixteen nations will compete in the World Cup in Berlin starting Friday. Team USA and France are front-runners.

Sophie Cunningham divided opinion by advocating to exclude transgender women from female sports, citing a desire to protect women’s spaces. Conversely, Brittney Griner came out publicly early in her career and has long served as an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion, anti-bullying, and queer visibility.

The 2026 FIBA World Cup begins in Berlin. See the full rosters for all 16 teams competing for the title.