Valkyries, in their second season, have taken WNBA by storm and are dreaming big
The Bay Area once again has a championship contender. Chase Center is sold out every home game. Basketball is the talk of the town. Only this time it has nothing...
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The Bay Area once again has a championship contender. Chase Center is sold out every home game. Basketball is the talk of the town. Only this time it has nothing...
The WNBA playoffs tips off this weekend with four dynamic matchups. Let's dig in.
WNBANEW YORK — The 2026 New York Liberty played their final regular season game on Wednesday. They lost 83-65 to the Atlanta Dream at home, setting Chris DeMarco’s record in his first season as a head coach in the WNBA at 26-18. The Liberty, locked in as the 8th seed in the playoffs, are set to play the Minnesota Lynx in the first round. This was the […] The post Chris DeMarco asserts Liberty have proven they’ll be ‘ready to go’ vs. Lynx appeared first on ClutchPoints.
“I think the Defensive Player of the Year is in Atlanta. ” Angel Reese made this bold prediction just a little over a month ago.
Angel Reese honored former Chicago Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon before the Atlanta Dream-New York Liberty game. They then shared a moment postgame.
Indiana Fever center Aliyah Boston exited Thursday's regular-season finale early. Here's what we know.
Angel Reese will face a big challenge in the playoffs.
Caitlin Clark and Cheryl Reeve sent fans on X into a frenzy with their pre-game embrace on Thursday. Clark and Reeve clicked a photo together after two years of questions about their dynamic.
WNBACaitlin Clark has never hidden her goal. She wants to lead the Indiana Fever to the championship . Every game has brought her one step closer to that dream, which has seemingly grown far bigger than herself. Last season, she sat out the playoffs due to a groin injury. She could only watch as the Fever fell short in the semifinals against the Las […] The post Fever news: Caitlin Clark wants her legacy to be bigger than any WNBA title appeared first on ClutchPoints.
WNBAThe mad dash to seeding after the World Cup break proved that the next month will be tense, chaotic and full of good postseason basketball. Here's what we're looking out for.
The Dream will host Game 1 against the Washington Mystics on Sunday, September 27. The post Five keys for the Dream to avoid a repeat of last year’s playoffs appeared first on The IX Sports.
Up until Thursday, Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever were due to take on Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream in the first round of this year’s WNBA playoffs. The Dream had already secured their spot as the fourth seed the day prior, and the Fever just had to beat the Minnesota Lynx to ensure they took the fifth seed.
The ongoing debate surrounding the WNBA and transgender athletes hit another wall outside the Fever game. The transgender debate in the WNBA boiled over at an Atlanta Dream game when arena security forced fans wearing both pro- and anti-trans shirts to change or leave, driving the league to issue an apology.
WNBACOLLEGE PARK, GA - SEPTEMBER 17: Atlanta forward Angel Reese (5) reacts during the WNBA game between the Connecticut Sun and the Atlanta Dream on September 17th, 2026 at Gateway Center Arena in College Park, GA. (Photo by Rich von Biberstein/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Atlanta Dream will be heading to the playoffs for the fourth straight season, but this time has a different aura surrounding it. Everyone seems to be playing some of their best baske...
From social media screen shot | https://x.com/ChiStateOfMind_ The Washington Mystics defeated the Chicago Sky last night for their only game at Capital One Arena in the 2026 WNBA regular season. That’s the good news. Generally speaking, the Mystics have stayed out of the headlines of the league’s talking points if you will. And their fans have remained respectful. Well, at least until yesterday…. This Mystics fan was removed from the arena after Elizabeth Williams airballed her FT attempt. Ap...
The Atlanta Dream took care of their end of the bargain when it mattered most. With the playoffs around the corner, Angel Reese and Co.
The Indiana Fever have picked things up in the business end of the regular season and are currently fifth in the standings. With the Atlanta Dream securing the fourth seed and one more game left for Indiana, the result of that game could decide whether they’ll face the Dream or the Aces.
WNBAAngel Reese and the Atlanta Dream returned to Barclays Center on Wednesday night, just two days after topping the New York Liberty 95-84 in their first meeting of the week. The rematch carried real playoff stakes for both sides. But a chaotic sequence right before halftime turned into the biggest story of the night, and [...]
The Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fever close out the regular season with the second half of a home-and-home series on Thursday. Here's how to watch.
WNBAlev radin/Shutterstock.com Angel Reese reaches 500 rebounds Angel Reese became the first player in WNBA history to reach 500 rebounds in one season during Atlanta’s September 19 win over Chicago. The Dream forward reached the milestone while recording her 31st double-double. Atlanta beat Chicago 106-81 at State Farm Arena as Reese finished with 23 points,…