WNBA Power Rankings: Unbeaten Liberty, Valkyries open 1-2
WNBARipped for a draft day trade and for cutting a fan favorite, the Valkyries' 2-0 start reversed the narrative.
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WNBARipped for a draft day trade and for cutting a fan favorite, the Valkyries' 2-0 start reversed the narrative.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever failed their first test of the new WNBA season. The Fever hosted the Dallas Wings in their season opener on Saturday, and it resulted in the first home loss for Indiana in 2026. The Fever had no answer for Paige Bueckers and Arike Ogunbowale, who combined for 42 points.
WNBAIn the Indiana Fever’s first stride towards WNBA glory against Dallas, all they got was a wake-up call. The team didn’t just lose the game, even after scoring 100+ points on the night.
WNBADream-Wings headlines a three-game Tuesday night in the WNBA.
WNBAThe 2026 WNBA season kicked off with upsets and breakout performances. See where your favorite team ranks after opening weekend.
WNBAFlau'jae Johnson, Olivia Miles and Kiki Rice are the early frontrunners for Rookie of the Year.
WNBAThe WNBA’s roster crunch was on everybody’s lips last year as players kept getting injured. The league had 200+ injuries and teams had to sign multiple developmental contracts to keep afloat.
WNBAThe opening day loss to the Dallas Wings could have been worse for the Indiana Fever. Caitlin Clark went to the locker room twice during the game.
WNBAWNBA’s $3 billion media deal with ESPN, NBC, and Amazon is fragmenting games across 8+ platforms. With this new media deal, the league is heading towards major development.
WNBAThe WNBA is growing and making more money than ever before. For the fans, however, it’s also getting increasingly expensive trying to keep up with the league and watch games consistently across multiple platforms.
WNBASonia Citron, Kiki Iriafen, and Georgia Amoore are finally playing together for the Mystics, and there's no telling how high they'll rise.
WNBASophie Cunningham’s return to the WNBA for the first time since August was anything but comfortable. Although she shouldered the responsibility of starting the game in Fever’s 3-point loss to the Dallas Wings on Saturday, her individual performance was relatively quiet.