AnalysisTuesday, Oct 6, 2026

Dan Dakich laughs at how black athletes like A’ja Wilson have a thin level of patience.

With the NBA season right around the corner, and the Utah Jazz presumably being competitive for the first time in far too long, everyone is right to place the majority of the responsibility on the shoulders of our biggest names. We just drafted Darryn Peterson #2 overall in the NBA Draft, we just signed Keyonte George to a contract extension, and we just traded away a massive amount of draft capital (not to mention we’re paying him $50 million a year) to acquire Jaren Jackson Jr. These guys w...

Right-wing media outlet OutKick’s founder Clay Travis endorsed Sophie Cunningham as the next WNBA commissioner on Sunday. Travis was impressed by Cunningham’s take on A’ja Wilson taking offense at a heckler pointing at her during the Las Vegas Aces’ 99-89 Game 2 loss to the Indiana Fever on Tuesday.

Raven Johnson's rookie season did not always go according to plan, but two of Indiana's biggest stars made sure she knew exactly how they felt.

Sophie Cunningham emerged as a legitimate Sixth Player of the Year candidate for Indiana, but the final voting wasn't remotely close.

The result doesn’t count, but the lessons certainly do as Phoenix begins working through its preseason growing pains.

Sophie Cunningham talks about Indiana Fever teammate Caitlin Clark's impact on games.

They seem to have an issue.

In a wide-open league, why not Boston?

Angel Reese knew she could be Defensive Player of the Year. She already spoke it into existence.

Jaylen Brown and VJ Edgecombe are already connecting on and off the court.

Oct 5, 2026; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards (5) celebrates with guard Bones Hyland (8) after scoring a basket in the second quarter against the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum. Mandatory Credit: Benny Sieu-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect After drubbing the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday, the Wolves are back in action on Wednesday to take on the Indiana Pacers. One game in and I’m already happy to never have to look at the Timberwolves in the...

A post says the Atlanta semifinal crowd fell nearly 8,000 short of Caitlin Clark's 2024 visit, and it asks whether the WNBA misses her.

Angel Reese’s third WNBA season has taken her somewhere she had never been before. The Atlanta Dream star has won Defensive Player of the Year and reached the WNBA semifinals for the first time.

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Anthony Davis and the Washington Wizards are saying all the right things about each other going into this season. “The intensity is there, through the roof,” Davis said after a recent team practice. “It feels good to just be back on the floor for me personally, from being out since January, and being with these guys, competing at a high level.” “What I will say is, AD is in a great frame of mind,” general manager Will Dawkins said at his season-opening news conference late last month. “He’s f...

Caitlin Clark just completed her third season in the WNBA, once again failing to make any notable run in the postseason, crashing out in the first round for the second time. For many of Clark’s supporters, especially Linda Cohn, this is definitely not a big deal yet.

Enes Kanter Freedom voices his support towards Sophie Cunningham.Enes Kanter Freedom continues to voice his support for Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham. Freedom reposted a New York Times tweet of...

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham remains at the center of the WNBA conversation, and she has never been shy about voicing her opinion. On her podcast, No Hesitation, Cunningham sparked another debate about the WNBA’s relationship with its fans. She discussed the incident involving A’ja Wilson and a fan who pointed at her during Game […]

Caitlin Clark's Fever helped push the WNBA's first round to a record 1.3 million average viewers.

A'ja Wilson, Angel Reese, and Sabrina Ionescu lead eight WNBA stars and basketball cards collectors should watch as the 2026 playoffs head toward the Finals.

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Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark ended the season setting records that put them in the conversation as one of the best offensive duos in WNBA history. But as it appears, Mitchell, for some reason, did not have the best of times alongside Clark.