Washington Mystics

The Washington Mystics have decided to start making cuts after last night’s game against the Minnesota Lynx. They waived Kamaria McDaniel and Mya Hollingshed earlier today. It is not surprising that Washington waived them because neither were drafted. However, given the WNBA’s expanded rosters this season where two players can be on developmental contracts in […]

Mystics drop their first game of the preseason. We learned a lot about this young roster and what is to come.

Raven Johnson looked as WNBA-ready as she could on her Indiana Fever debut. The point guard had 6 points on a perfect 3-3 shooting.

Flau’jae Johnson considers one of her talents to be adapting to anything that comes her way, so being traded from Golden State to Seattle on draft night hardly threw off her rhythm during a whirlwind couple of weeks as she begins her professional career. Now, she can't wait to get going as a WNBA rookie — and made her preseason debut in the starting lineup for the Storm against the Valkyries on Saturday night at Chase Center. Johnson was drafted No. 8 overall by the Valkyries on April 13 out ...

Gabby Williams said she was attracted to signing with the Valkyries due to their winning culture.

Former U.S. soccer player Megan Rapinoe believes the WNBA needs to take a hard look in the mirror before the start of the 2026 season. After the Dallas Wings selected UConn star Azzi Fudd with the No. 1 pick in this year's draft, she was asked about her relationship with Paige Bueckers during her ...

Caitlin Clark is set to begin her third year with the Indiana Fever, opening the 2026 WNBA season with a matchup against Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings on May 9. Clark appeared in just 13 games during her second season in Indiana, but still secured an All-Star nod after averaging 16.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.8 assists per game.

Sabally said earlier in the week she was a “full go” in practice, but the team was “monitoring everything and easing myself back in.”

Mystics open the preseason against the Lynx in DC on Saturday night.

The Indiana Fever have spent the past year reshaping their identity around talent, pace and personality, but one detail that quietly defines their culture came from an unexpected place. It was a moment of honesty from assistant coach Briann January, who admitted that facing Kelsey Mitchell late in her playing career helped confirm something she already felt deep down.

Just as the WNBA season was about to tip off, the Dallas Wings made a roster move that few saw coming, parting ways with two players who carried high expectations into training camp. Only a fraction of college stars stick on a WNBA roster, but few expected a history-making Maryland guard and a top scorer to be among the first cuts for the Dallas Wings.

The Mystics’ biggest need was shooting. Yet, they used six 2026 draft picks on non-shooters. Why?

INDIANAPOLIS — Wednesday morning at the Indiana Fever media day, a reporter asked Aliyah Boston to share about her offseason. She did, succinctly and politely, while keeping a lid on the details. She volunteered how she had gone home and trained five times a week. She touched on her time playing for the Unrivaled league, smiled to herself while briefly reminiscing about a trip to Barbados, and hastened to her conclusion that her break was all a “grind.” Two questions later, someone else inquired

The WNBA will broadcast a record 216 games and tentpole events for the upcoming season, the league announced on Wednesday. All 44 Indiana Fever games will also be broadcasted nationally, with the Wings in second place with 36 national games. The Liberty will have 35 games on national TV, with 33 games for the Aces. "The WNBA is coming off a landmark season in 2025, one that was defined by incredible basketball and countless memorable performances," WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert said in a ...

A record 216 WNBA games will be broadcast this season in the league’s 30th year of play, the WNBA announced Wednesday. The league renewed television partnerships with ABC/ESPN, Amazon Prime Video, CBS Television Network/Paramount+, ION and NBA TV, and signed deals with new partners NBC/Peacock/NBCSN and USA Network. “The WNBA is coming off a landmark season in 2025, one that was defined by incredible basketball and countless memorable performances,” WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert said in the

This free agency period was different for Rebecca Allen than previous ones.

Fever guard Sophie Cunningham was adamant she wasn't complaining about the lack of a long-term contract after signing a one-year, $665,000 deal as a free agent.

When Azzi Fudd was selected No. 1 in the WNBA Draft, the UConn guard made history. Fudd’s selection was the second time in WNBA history that the same program had produced the top pick in consecutive years, with the duo of Fudd and Paige Bueckers joining Tina Charles and Maya Moore from 2010-11, also from the Huskies. But this was the first time that the same WNBA team made back-to-back No. 1 picks from the same school, creating an unprecedented combination of talent and continuity for the Dallas

There was some uncertainty surrounding Lexie Hull’s future with the Indiana Fever during the offseason. After spending the first four years of her career with the Fever, Hull entered free agency. While she was a restricted free agent, the Fever still ran the risk of losing the 6-foot-1 guard if she received a viable offer from an opposing team.

The latest injury update for the Mystics' 2025 No. 6 overall draft pick Georgia Amoore will leave fans hyped.