Fever’s Aliyah Boston Receives Positive Injury Update
WNBAIndiana Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston missed the first game of her career with a lower leg injury on Sunday. Read the latest.
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WNBAJeff Teague’s wild WNBA claim falls apart when comparing him to A’ja Wilson
WNBAJeff Teague’s recent comments about the WNBA might play well as podcast banter, but they do not hold up under real scrutiny. The former NBA guard claimed he would score 100 points if he played in the WNBA, insisting he would play the full game and defenders would not be able to stay in front of him.
Phoenix Mercury unable to handle Toronto Tempo duo in loss
WNBAThe Mercury's defense sputtered in their loss against the Toronto Tempo.
‘Real talk’ or wreaking havoc? The questions WNBA coaches should ask before calling out their teams
WNBAAfter Jose Fernandez ripped the Wings’ selfishness, they responded with an emphatic win – but that doesn’t always happen. Plus, a big week for denim
Indiana Fever Rookie Raven Johnson Comments on Caitlin Clark's Post
WNBACaitlin Clark and Raven Johnson have clearly moved on from their past controversy.
Evaluating Atlanta’s bench and new frontcourt after three games
WNBAHow have the 2-1 Atlanta Dream responded to early injuries and two new additions in the frontcourt?
WNBA gameday discussion: Fever? Fire? Sky? Wings? Is it possible to determine which teams are actually good?
WNBAAre early-season team records an indication of overall averageness. Or, are great teams about to emerge?
"Got to Cover for Each Other": Kahleah Copper Responds to Alyssa Thomas Calling Out Mercury’s Defense
WNBAThe Phoenix Mercury were looking to extend a winning run on Tuesday in a home game against the Toronto Tempo. Instead, they faced an uncomfortable awakening about the team’s defense in a 90-98 loss.
Fever's Caitlin Clark sitting out against Fire with back issue
WNBAA back issue will keep Fever star Caitlin Clark out of Wednesday night's game against the Fire.
“Don’t Know if I’m Allowed To Say”: Lauren Betts Reflects on ESPN Decision While Addressing Mental Health
WNBAIn the WNBA, most rookies spend their first season trying to adjust, learn about the pace, the physicality, and where they fit in a league that doesn’t wait for anyone. Lauren Betts is doing that too.
Toronto Tempo suddenly look like one of the WNBA’s most dangerous offensive teams
WNBAIt's been a hot start for the expansion team.
After 24 years, Indiana Fever assistant comes full circle in matchup against Portland Fire
WNBAINDIANAPOLIS — Forget the hair. Indiana Fever assistant Tully Bevilaqua has a lot of fond memories about her time with the Portland Fire, but her noticeably shorter hair back then isn’t one of them. “Don’t worry,” a pony-tailed Bevilaqua said Tuesday at Fever practice, flashing a sheepish smile. “My mom still reminds me!” The Fever will host the Fire on Wednesday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and it will serve as a full-circle moment for Bevilaqua. The 53-year-old Australian is an advance scou