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The Chase Center crowd had been one of the loudest in the entire league, and before Game 3 between the Dallas Wings and the Golden State Valkyries, the visitors were supposed to get the full force of that hostility. However, when Paige Bueckers’ name was called, the reaction changed.
WNBAWith the WNBA season on hiatus as Caitlin Clark and other stars are in Germany for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, the media has time to assess the league’s current state. Former Indiana Hoosiers interim head coach Dan Dakich, known for his outspoken tendencies, issued a bold warning to the league during Tuesday’s episode of “Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich.
WNBAAtlanta Dream forward Angel Reese earned a new nickname from the WNBA after playing three games with Team USA>
Here's what the Mercury are up to after a 17-day break for the FIBA World Cup.
With four games left in the regular season, the Indiana Fever are still battling for positioning in the standings with the WNBA playoffs set to begin at the end of the month. The Fever have championship aspirations, and a big reason why has been the historic season from All-Star guard Kelsey Mitchell . No matter where the Fever end up in the […] The post Fever news: Kelsey Mitchell drops reality check with WNBA playoffs approaching appeared first on ClutchPoints.
WNBAThe Chicago Sky announced an unfortunate decision on guard Kate Martin after injury news about DiJonai Carrington.
WNBAAngel Reese did not make it as a starter on the All-Star team this season. But as the regular season draws to a close, Atlanta head coach Karl Smesko believes that there can be no doubt that Reese will make the starting lineup of the All-WNBA Defensive Team.
WNBAOur writers pick the champion, key players and dark horses as the WNBA postseason tips off on Sunday
WNBACaitlin Clark delivered a blunt assessment of the Indiana Fever's performance against the Las Vegas Aces.
The proof is in her trophy case that’s bursting at the seams.
The Indiana Fever’s loss to the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday may have ended their season, but the noise around the team and its fan base has hardly gone away. With A’ja Wilson’s confrontation with a spectator on Tuesday still dominating the conversation, an Aliyah Boston interview clip resurfaced this week, repackaged as current, presenting the Fever star as though she were calling out Indiana fans during her 2026 exit interview.
Sophie Cunningham established herself as a Sixth Player of the Year candidate during the season. Unfortunately, the Indiana Fever star didn't win award.