Where to watch WNBA games in 2026: Channels, live streams, national TV schedule and more to know
WNBAHere's everything you need to know to watch WNBA games in 2026, including TV channel and streaming options for the entire season.
WNBAHere's everything you need to know to watch WNBA games in 2026, including TV channel and streaming options for the entire season.
WNBALynx's Napheesa Collier acknowledged she took it too far talking about WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert while taking a swipe at Donald Trump.
WNBAYou’re going to see a lot more Skechers on WNBA floors this season.
WNBAThirty-one WNBA players will make at least $1 million this season. A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier and Kelsey Mitchell will make the $1.4 million max.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever cut their roster from 16 players to 13 before the 2026 WNBA season opens this week.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever will open their 2026 WNBA regular season against the Dallas Wings on Saturday.
WNBAThe WNBA announces a new partnership with Amazon Web Services that will make advanced stats more available to fans.
WNBAIt can’t help but feel as though this is the Fever's prime opportunity to win it all.
WNBAIndiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham wants to make this change to her look before the 2026 WNBA season begins.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream are teaming up with a subsidiary of women’s sports investment firm Monarch Collective to run their merchandise business. The company, called Monarch Commerce, took over retail operations for the Dream at the start of the WNBA preseason, running the process from end-to-end. It works with licensed vendors to manufacture products, manages the …
WNBALet's make some big 2026 WNBA season predictions.
WNBAIn 2025, they were reigning WNBA champions. In 2026, they have something to prove. So begins a massive season for the big-market, big-name New York Liberty. To avenge last fall’s first-round playoff exit, the Liberty will need strident performances from their perennial All-Stars. Sabrina Ionescu brings 3-point prowess on the perimeter. Breanna Stewart racks up buckets, boards and blocks from the post. Jonquel Jones stretches the floor as a polished, versatile center. And new signee Satou Sabally