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Sophie Cunningham blasts the WNBA over mishaps involving the Atlanta Dream, arguing that NBA players would never have to deal with such problems.
WNBAFrom high-scoring production and rewriting the record books with her rebounding consistency to winning the Defensive Player of the Year award, Angel Reese has delivered on almost all fronts. However, there is one key aspect of her game that still needs refining.
No surprise at this point, though.
WNBAIndiana Fever forward Myisha Hines-Allen is returning to her roots.
WNBASmesko said Atlanta would not have won Games 2 or 3 against New York without rookie Isobel Borlase's impact off the bench.
WNBASophie Cunningham has a message for teams defending Angel Reese in the playoffs. The Indiana Fever guard believes opponents cannot afford to keep giving Reese wide-open looks from beyond the arc, even if the forward is not yet known as a “knockdown shooter.
WNBAAllisha Gray, who has been out after injuring her left ring finger, said the final decision would be made by the medical staff.
WNBASAN FRANCISCO – It’s one thing to have a vision; it’s another thing to execute it. And it’s a whole other, seismic thing to see it actually come to fruition. But that’s precisely what the Golden State Valkyries have accomplished as the expansion franchise finds itself in the WNBA Finals in just its second season of existence. In a zoom press […] The post GM Ohemaa Nyanin reflects on Valkyries journey to WNBA Finals appeared first on ClutchPoints.
WNBAShe's made it clear she's a fan, though.
How did the Valkyries make it to the top? How have the Dream made adjustments during the season? And what's next for the Liberty? The post The IX Sports Podcast Basketball Edition: WNBA Finals preview appeared first on The IX Sports.
The WNBA moved Atlanta’s Finals Games 3 and 4 to State Farm Arena, but a scheduling conflict still complicates a potential Game 6.
WNBAHe's taunting his critics with his new opinion on the WNBA.
WNBAGabby Williams and the Golden State Valkyries are in the WNBA Finals, and the only thing standing in their way of the ultimate prize is the Atlanta Dream. The Valkyries crossed paths with the Dream three times during the regular season and came out on top on each occasion, but a lot has changed since then.
The Atlanta Dream are headed to the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2013, and Angel Reese has been at the center of their playoff run, both for her strong defense and for her intensity on the court. Now, one of her longtime opponents is weighing in on how the officials have handled her.…
The WNBA had record viewership numbers, powered by Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
WNBAThe WNBA has become part of the national discourse this season, mainly for political and not athletic reasons. But that isn’t necessarily a bad thing, says former NFL player Marcellus Wiley.
WNBAAs the WNBA welcomed the 2024 Draft class, it touted them as the best one in recent history. After all, they were one of the first batches with multiple superstars who brought in a wave of new fans and media attention the league desperately needed.
WNBAThe New York Liberty won two straight games to eliminate the No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx in the first round of the playoffs.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are in the 2026 WNBA Finals and one step away from the title. Her rivalry with Caitlin Clark has been the talk of the town since the two stars joined the league.
If you like physical defense, principled coaching, winning margins on the offensive glass, and put-a-bow-on-it storylines, this is the Finals matchup for you.
WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 15: Sonia Citron #22 and Shakira Austin #0 of the Washington Mystics walk to the bench during the game against the Los Angeles Sparks at CareFirst Arena on August 15, 2026 in Washington, DC. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images) | Getty Images On Thursday, the WNBA announced that Washingt...
Shakira Austin, Rhyne Howard, Angel Reese, Gabby Williams, A’ja Wilson, Veronica Burton, Jordin Canada, Sonia Citron, Breanna Stewart, and Kiah Stokes were all named to the WNBA All-Defense team.
Angel Reese made her first ever All-Defensive team in 2026.
WNBAThis would be a welcome offensive boost.
Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese is just a few wins away from capturing her first WNBA championship. The 2026 Defensive Player of the Year played an integral role in helping Atlanta reach the WNBA Finals, as the Dream eliminated the Washington Mystics and the New York Liberty to advance to the Championship round. With the […]
WNBADallas could use these traits.
WNBAAuriemma tried to play mind games with Clark by taking back his Bueckers praise ahead of their iconic 2024 Final Four duel.
WNBAIndiana needs defensive help, and this would do it.
Fever forward Aliyah Boston underwent arthroscopic surgery on her knee.