WNBA NewsSunday, Jun 28, 2026

Sophie Cunningham criticized how the WNBA and its referees are letting other players target Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.

The Seattle Storm got off to a rough start in 2026. The Storm has secured consecutive home wins over WNBA title contenders in the New York Liberty and the Atlanta Dream. Saturday's 105-90 win over Angel Reese and Atlanta saw one Storm rookie make rebounding history that not even Reese managed in her debut season.

Angel Reese drew strong reactions from WNBA fans after gesture towards Flau’jae Johnson during Atlanta Dream’s loss to the Seattle Storm.

WNBA legend Lisa Leslie has given her take on the Caitlin Clark-Alyssa Thomas matter and how she believes the latter should’ve acted after the incident. Thomas’ hard foul on Clark during their WNBA game on Wednesday continues to make headlines and draw reactions. Two-time WNBA champion and women’s basketball icon Leslie has recently given her reaction about the incident and stated that Thomas should have apologized.

Sophie Cunningham is fed up with the way the league officiates Caitlin Clark.

Sitting at 11-8 in the 2026 WNBA season, the Indiana Fever has shown flashes of becoming one of the league’s best teams. They certainly have the roster for it.

The Liberty are searching for answers after their fourth loss in five games, with star forward Breanna Stewart challenging her team to play with more heart.

Four-time MVP A'ja Wilson finished with 30 points and 15 rebounds on Sunday, as the Aces posted a 107-99 victory over Kamilla Cardoso and the Chicago Sky at United Center, Las Vegas' 14th win of the season and second in a row.

The Mystics have won a historic four-overtime game against the Fire, marking the second time in WNBA history that a game went that long.

It’s still be early in the 2026 WNBA season. However, NBA legend Chris Bosh already has a prediction on who will win the title this year. He chose the Minnesota Lynx and explained his pick on Sunday. The team has…

The Washington Mystics bounced back from a 22-turnover performance against the Connecticut Sun on Friday night with a dramatic come-from-behind 124-123 quadruple overtime victory over the Portland Fire at CareFirst Arena on Sunday afternoon. Sonia Citron’s 14 fourth-quarter points sparked Washington’s fourth-quarter comeback, en route to her 32-point career high night. Washington raced out to […]

There was never much doubt that Candace Parker would one day find herself in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.