WNBA News · LatestYesterday, Nov 13, 2026

WNBA coaches and GMs discussed officiating and the 2027 replay center at league meetings. No rule changes were made, ESPN’s Alexa Philippou reports.

Kate Martin terminated her contract with Unrivaled and signed with a WNBL team. Now, the WNBA guard has revealed the reason behind her decision.

Some rookie seasons are defined by learning curves. But Olivia Miles’s first year in the WNBA was filled with records, recognition, and the kind of impact nearly no newcomer can manage.

The Liberty fired Chris DeMarco on Nov. 3. The Athletic’s Sabreena Merchant says New York should seek a coach with WNBA experience and reach out about White and Hammon.

The Athletic says Minnesota should not treat Napheesa Collier’s exit as settled, pointing to the Collier-Olivia Miles pick-and-roll the Lynx never fully had.

The Athletic’s Sabreena Merchant names Stephanie Talbot, Aicha Coulibaly, Rebekah Gardner, and Rae Burrell as perimeter options for the Fever.

Sophie Cunningham talks about the perceived double standard between the NBA and WNBA.

WNBA Finals MVP Gabby Williams discussed player advocacy and her welcome in Golden State during an interview with CNBC.

Former WNBA MVP Diana Taurasi knew Kobe Bryant intended to push women's basketball in the right direction

Kobe Bryant had no hesitation in admitting that three WNBA MVPs would undoubtedly stand their ground in the NBA.

The longest WNBA season is set for 2027 with 50 games and no break–while the rest of the basketball world can worry about the sustainability of the league expanding its regular season, A’ja Wilson was never worried about the change. After the latest changes were introduced for the upcoming season, the Las Vegas Aces star’s comments resurfaced.

Veronica Burton revealed what Golden State Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase did after winning the 2026 WNBA championship against the Atlanta Dream.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham opens up about her experience on Theo Von's podcast.

Shakira Austin told Post Moves how injuries, monthly training weeks, and a push for a bigger role led to her record-setting All-WNBA season in Washington.

Shakira Austin told Post Moves the Mystics’ ‘Young Hos’ nickname confused her dad, then described Sydney Johnson’s dances and dad jokes in the locker room.

After the Dream sweep, Shakira Austin told Post Moves the Mystics must keep their defensive identity, find an offensive flow, and reach another level.

Photo via Norman Oder/Atlantic Yards Report Heaven can wait. The New York Liberty’s vaunted $80 million, 75,000 square foot training facility in Greenpoint, announced last May and heralded by the team “as among the best training facilities in all of professional sports,” won’t be ready for the Libs’ training camp which begins in April nor the start of the regular season in May. Instead, Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, parent of the Nets, Liberty and Barclays Center, is considering spending u...

If the WNBA Draft Lottery works in the Washington Mystics' favour, they can prepare for a championship tilt.

Where will WNBA free agents Napheesa Collier, Kelsey Mitchell and Kelsey Plum play in 2027?

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Napheesa Collier. | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images It’s never too early to start looking at the WNBA free agency picture. This year, a ton of players are available. And while that was also true last season, when we saw limited activity due to the compressed offseason, there’s a good chance some big stars will look to take their talents elsewhere before the 2027 WNBA season tips off. And if they do, it could alter the 2027 championship chase. Three players, in particular, could massively sha...

Teams will learn where they will pick in the 2027 WNBA draft.

Our team-by-team breakdowns of where teams stand heading into the WNBA offseason and the decisions they might make for next year begin with the newly reborn Houston Comets

Flau’jae Johnson, Awa Fam and Dominique Malonga. | Getty Images Before the 2026 WNBA season, I expressed a good deal of optimism about the Seattle Storm, arguing that they have the brightest future in the league. Although I still endorse that assessment, how the season unfolded in Seattle sparked some skepticism. So, let’s look at the good and not-so-good from what was understood to be a rebuilding season in Seattle. In the comments, be sure to share your thoughts. How did the 2026 season inf...

JuJu Watkins, Madison Booker and Hannah Hidalgo are the projected top picks ahead of Sunday's WNBA draft lottery.

Cathy Engelbert confirmed she would be leaving her role as WNBA commissioner earlier this year but a replacement is yet to be announced. Engelbert is due to leave her role on December 31, 2026, and has now provided an update on the situation after the league’s yearly competition committee meeting.

Sophie Cunningham clapped back at the Luka Dončić comparison with her paycheck.

Gabby Williams, fresh off the Valkyries’ title, explains why Caitlin Clark does not need protection despite the weight she carries in the WNBA.

Kelsey Mitchell could leave the Indiana Fever in WNBA free agency. Explore three potential landing spots: Atlanta Dream, Cleveland Sirens, and Washington Mystics. Mitchell has unfollowed the Indiana Fever across all social media platforms and informed teammates, family members, and coaches that she has no plans of returning to the Fever. She averaged a career-best 24.7 points […] The post Kelsey Mitchell EXITS Fever?! 3 WNBA Teams Emerge As Landing Spots appeared first on Stadium Rant.

Kiah Stokes tells fans to relax over Angel Reese’s WNBA Finals trash talk, calling it part of the game as the Valkyries’ parade jokes continue.