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Angel Reese has been one of the top players in the WNBA over the past two seasons with the Chicago Sky. Reese's second season in Chicago was arguably better than her first, however. After missing the playoffs for a second straight year, Reese voiced her frustration with the Sky, calling for the team to make major changes.
The Mystics have decided to part ways with their general manager after she spent one season with the franchise.
Last Friday, the WNBA held its Expansion Draft for the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire. The Fire selected Washington Mystics forward Emily Engstler and guard Sug Sutton with their picks. The Tempo did not select any Mystics players. Engstler played two seasons for the Mystics from 2024 to 2025 where she averaged 4.8 points per […]
ESPN's Alexa Philippou reported on Monday that Angel Reese did not request a trade from the Sky before Monday's blockbuster Dream trade.
Caitlin Clark is getting set for her third WNBA season with the Indiana Fever in 2026, hoping to have a healthier year than in 2025. Last season, the former Iowa Hawkeyes guard was only able to play in 13 games due to numerous injuries, missing a majority of the regular season and the entire playoffs, when Indiana advanced to Game 5 of the semifinals. The first game featured the No. 2 seed UConn Huskies against in-state No. 3 seed Illinois, with the Fighting Illini sent packing.
The Indiana Fever’s plans for the 2026 WNBA season took a significant turn on Friday. This is after the league held the WNBA Expansion Draft 2026 ahead of the debut of two new teams in the upcoming season. The Portland Fire and the Toronto Tempo will play their inaugural seasons in 2026.
The 2026 WNBA season will kick off in a matter of weeks, with two expansion teams joining the league for their inaugural seasons. The Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo are the two new franchises coming to the W. On Friday,…
Two years after she was first drafted into the WNBA Nyadiew Puoch says she's finally ready to make her debut after she was drafted by expansion side Portland Fire.
The WNBA's two newest franchises, the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo, will begin building their rosters April 3 in the 2026 expansion draft.
The Minnesota Lynx are bringing back former WNBA champion Janel McCarville as an assistant coach for the upcoming season. The team announced several additions to the team’s operations and coaching staff on Thursday. McCarville returns to Minnesota, where she was part of the Lynx 2013 championship team, as well as a star for the Gophers. Minnesota also hired Jasmine Allen as basketball ...
Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings are preparing for the 2026 WNBA season, opening on the road against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. Before Bueckers was an All-Star in the WNBA, the guard made a name for herself in college with the UConn Huskies.
The young Spanish star was thrilled to be part of the fledgling organization that will play all over Europe, Asia and South America from November-April in mini 10-day stops. One of the stops on Project B's tour will be in Valencia, Spain from March 12-22, 2027 where Fam is playing currently on a Spanish League team.
ESPN's Kevin Pelton has been hired for a front office role of the Houston Comets, who are relocating from Connecticut ahead of the 2027-28 season. Pelton will be assistant general manager and vice president of analytics with the franchise. Pelton will work with the Sun front office this season as they prepare for their offseason period. The Sun are run by general manager Morgan Tuck and team president Jen Rizzotti. Pelton covered the Seattle Storm of the WNBA from 2003 until 2012. Pelton was ...
Connecticut Sun’s confirmed move to Houston shifted WNBA history back to Houston once again, several years after the Comets were dissolved in 2008. But it also casts doubt on the credibility of the $300m deal, which was executed despite many lucrative offers on the table.
The Fertitta family, who own the NBA’s Houston Rockets, are purchasing the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun with the intention of moving the team to Houston, PaperCity Magazine and ESPN reported Friday. The upcoming season will be the last the Sun play in Connecticut, their home since 2003, before relocating to Houston ahead of the 2027 season.
The Tempo opted to get the higher pick in the main draft, leaving the Fire to open the expansion draft.
As the WNBA celebrated a historic new CBA, it was an unexpected comment from the NYC Mayor that sparked interest. Zohran Mamdani joined the wave after sharing a picture with New York Liberty star Natasha Cloud on his X account.
The Los Angeles Lakers went into Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Wednesday night and took care of business against the Indiana Pacers. The 137-130 final score is a little misleading, as the Lakers were in command the entire way. And one familiar face who captured it all was Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark. Clark is the supernova […]
Lisa Leslie was one of the stalwarts of the WNBA during its early years. After a memorable college stint with the USC Trojans, Leslie carried over her dominance at the professional level. In 12 years in the WNBA, Leslie won the MVP title thrice, the Defensive Player of the Year twice, was named an All-Star eight times and was included in the All-WNBA squad in all 12 seasons, among other things.
Chamique Holdsclaw and Tamika Catchings will join USA Network’s WNBA broadcast team for the 2026 season. The Tennessee legends will team up with a crew that already includes Kate Scott as the lead play-by-play announcer. Holdsclaw will appear in studio coverage alongside Elle Duncan and Renee Montgomery. Catchings, who previously worked for ESPN’s SEC Network, will call games as an analyst with Scott and Meghan McPeak. Holdsclaw played in the WNBA for 11 seasons and was a six-time All-Star, thre
