AnalysisFriday, Oct 16, 2026

This is the last chance before the results count, so who will step up and lead the team tonight?

One (Whit)more shot.

Four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird picked the player she would build a team around, calling her choice “the obvious answer. ” Bird also floated a WNBA rookie in the same answer, while also weighing up Caitlin Clark.

Following a stinker against the Bulls, can the Bucks lift spirits and end preseason on a high note?

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are preparing to take on the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Finals. But the Dream’s run to the Finals has been overshadowed by their arena controversy.

One way or another, history will be made at this year's WNBA Finals.

In many ways, the 2026 WNBA Finals presents a matchup of contrasts. The Bay vs. The South. A two-year-old franchise under NBA ownership against one of the last remaining independent owners in the WNBA. Strength in numbers versus a team headlined by a No. 1 pick and a megawatt star. A 5-foot-2 coach who has traversed professional leagues all across the world pitted against one who had the same job for 22 years before coming to the WNBA. But the Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream also ha

With one preseason game left, here’s a look at the most encouraging and potentially worrying moments and performances.

These Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries players have the clearest path to becoming all-timers in awards and rings

The second-year player could see an increased role this season.

Following the Indiana Fever’s 102-85 blowout loss in Game 1 against the Las Vegas Aces in the first round of the playoffs, Caitlin Clark was asked how she would grade her team’s defensive effort. “An F,” the 24-year-old replied.

Preseason overreaction’s are dumb — most of the time. But the Celtics have earned it.

“Knicks in 5” hasn’t stopped the doubters in the NBA.