WNBA News · LatestYesterday, Oct 20, 2026

Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston is celebrating a one-year partnership with a giveaway.

Former Indiana Fever forward Chloe Bibby is heading to Spain.

All eyes will remain locked in on several Indiana Fever players during offseason commitments.

Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell flexed her brother's achievements abroad.

New York Liberty fans and the media have been receptive to trading Sabrina Ionescu after her underwhelming performances over the past two seasons. However, Ionescu is still valued.

Cathy Engelbert made her league's eligibility rules clear.

Golden State Valkyries center Laeticia Amihere could be an interesting free agency target for the Indiana Fever.

Despite his best efforts, former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom will not be playing for the WNBA in 2027 or beyond.

Reebok released an Angel Reese sneaker collaboration with Reese's during the WNBA Finals.

The WNBA's latest eligibility response triggered another heated reaction from Freedom.

Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese's WNBA Finals success might have been spurred by a game against the Indiana Fever.

Former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White – both of whom are men – have spent months trying to make a point about transgender athletes by announcing plans to enter the WNBA Draft. Now, the league has made it clear to Congress that neither of them will be eligible to join the WNBA.…

In the last week of August, Enes Kanter Freedom sat inside the Fox News studio in front of Laura Ingraham and boldly declared that he identified as a woman and that he should be allowed to play in the WNBA. Call it a media stunt or otherwise, Kanter had put the league under severe strain since the start of the month.

The WNBA officially tells Congress that Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White are ineligible, reigniting a massive debate over women’s sports. The WNBA has officially entered one of the most controversial debates in sports, and its latest response to Congress is turning heads. WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert informed Republican lawmakers that former NBA players Enes…

Mics caught what they appeared to say to each other.

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has shared a video compilation of death threats he received ahead of his expected appearance at Game 3 of the WNBA Finals in Atlanta. “What’s up, Atlanta? I heard y’all loud and clear. Let me remind y’all one thing, I fear God and God alone. See y’all tomorrow…@WNBA,” Kanter […] The post Enes Kanter Freedom shares death threats ahead of WNBA Finals Game 3 appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

Angel Reese appeared to quit on an offensive possession after teammates ignored her calls for the ball.

Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell has a message for the Cincinnati community as she prepares for her offseason activities.

The college hoops coach is calling them out.

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Former Chicago Sky player Rebecca Allen is firm on her decision to retire, and ex-teammate and Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese is in full support of her.

The Atlanta-based recording artist was courtside to support Angel Reese during her huge game.

pavelsch/Depositphotos WNBA Finals teams leave court before anthem The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) opened the 2026 Finals on October 17 in San Francisco. Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries players left Chase Center’s court before the anthem. Both rosters were absent while Oakland singer Goapele performed The Star-Spangled Banner. The pregame departure drew criticism…

The Valkyries veteran used a simple T-shirt to make a point as the WNBA's orange-carpet spotlight grew.

Atlanta's veteran chose a coordinated, comfortable look for Game 2, adding a different kind of style to the championship stage.

They might not have been instant stars in the WNBA, but these six players are having a huge impact on the Finals.

Angel Reese’s impressive showing for the Atlanta Dream against the Golden State Valkyries has prompted Robin Lundberg to respond to a fan about ‘inaccurate hating’ of Caitlin Clark. Heading into this year’s playoffs, a lot of the attention was on multi-time MVP A’ja Wilson and the Indiana Fever’s Clark.

Angel Reese is calling on Atlanta Dream fans to pack the arena and bring the energy after her team seized home-court advantage in its playoff series.

Tyasha Harris missed the WNBA playoffs after suffering a leg injury. Indiana Fever stars Lexie Hull and Aliyah Boston made sure to show their support for her.

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