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Enes Kanter has been at the center of league discussions involving transgender athletes and putting a bid to enter the WNBA. Following his controversial pursuit, he was ejected from a Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever game last month after having a verbal altercation with Sky’s Natasha Cloud. He’s now sharing what allegedly Fever’s Sophie Cunningham […] The post Enes Kanter praises 'American Hero' Sophie Cunningham reveals her alleged reaction to his WNBA ejection appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Before the WNBA went on a short hiatus for the FIBA World Cup, the Minnesota Lynx finished their regular-season campaign in pole position. While everything seemed perfect for the franchise, the Lynx made a pair of notable roster changes ahead of the playoffs. More than half of the Minnesota Lynx’s roster is currently competing in [...]

Team USA finished the group stage at the 2026 FIBA Basketball Women's World Cup with a dominant victory over Czechia. Here are the winners and losers.

Enes Kanter Freedom has revealed that he exchanged private messages with Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham following his removal from an Aug. 23 game against the Chicago Sky. During an appearance on Fox News’ “The Big Weekend Show,” Kanter Freedom said Cunningham contacted him afterward and asked: “What happened?” He said his response was straightforward: […] The post Enes Kanter Freedom details Sophie Cunningham text exchange appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

Last season, Indiana’s backcourt injury list seemed to change by the week. With Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham among the players sidelined, the Fever were forced to patch together lineups and search outside the roster for help.

Riley Gaines on how she witnessed firsthand players like Sophie Cunningham being vilified by WNBA fans.

The Indiana Fever are dark horse title contenders for the 2026 WNBA season, with teams like the Minnesota Lynx, Las Vegas Aces, and Golden State Valkyries the favorites to win it all. Caitlin Clark and Fever fans believe the team is good enough to trade blows with those in the uppermost echelon in the WNBA, leading head coach Stephanie White to take the brunt of the criticism.

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The WNBA's decision to rescind Angel Reese's eighth technical foul saved the Atlanta Dream forward from an automatic one-game suspension. Reese received what would have been her eighth technical foul of the 2026 WNBA season. The league overturned the call after Atlanta appealed, leaving her with seven technical fouls and allowing her to play against […] The post Angel Reese 8th Technical Foul Rescinded: Why She Wasn't Suspended appeared first on Stadium Rant.

The WNBA is currently on a break due to the ongoing FIBA World Cup, which Team USA entered as the firm favorites. However, that does not mean controversy around the league has completely died down.

Caitlin Clark knows there are plenty of stars on Team USA she can trust to make big shots in the final seconds of any game. However, the Indiana Fever star pointed out one player who stands above the rest as the squad continues its run through the 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup in Germany. Clark […]

Enes Kanter Freedom says he would be willing to play for Clay Travis’ proposed Nashville Balls franchise as part of his challenge to the WNBA’s eligibility rules. Asked on Fox News whether he would actually join the hypothetical team, the former NBA center immediately accepted the idea. “Oh, 100%,” he said. “That would be the […] The post Enes Kanter Freedom welcomes unusual WNBA opportunity appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

Aari McDonald, who last played for the Indiana Fever, has joined the best team in the WNBA.

Jeff Goldberg says the WNBA has growing pains, but its position at 30 is significantly better than the NBA’s was.

Last Friday, WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced she would retire from her role effective December 31. 2026. Engelbert has served as the league commissioner since 2019 and has relished her seven-and-a-half-year tenure. “I love women’s basketball and am not going anywhere yet,” Engelbert said. The news came as a shock to the league, but her…

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Clark went scoreless. The refs made it worse.

He praised her. Then argued with her.

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Rookie WNBA sensation Olivia Miles isn’t a part of the Team USA roster for the 2026 FIBA World Cup. She is spending the break focusing on one key factor ahead of the postseason.

Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell did not participate in the USA Basketball training camps.

The fans just can’t get enough of Sophie Cunningham, and the guard has finally reacted to a rally that was held in her honor. With her teammates off to Berlin, Germany, for the FIBA World Cup, the Indiana Fever guard is enjoying the downtime as the WNBA pauses for the signature FIBA tournament.

The USA got all it could handle from Italy in group play on Sunday at the FIBA Women's World Cup, escaping with a win. Here are the winners and loses.

“I am not a provocateur,” exclaimed the 12-time NCAA All-American swimmer Riley Gaines, as she attended the Minnesota Lynx versus Indiana Fever game on August 2. Gaines’s appearance was fresh off Sophie Cunningham’s comments about transgender athletes and their participation in women’s sports.