Napheesa Collier update is great news for Olivia Miles and WNBA-best Lynx
WNBAThe rich get richer in Minnesota.
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WNBAThe rich get richer in Minnesota.
WNBALeague rules send Diggins a fine in tough loss.
WNBAThe coach had some words on Saturday night.
WNBAChiney says it's sad how the WNBA was forced to suspend Alyssa Thomas based on a viral image.
WNBANew York Liberty guard Marine Johannes is signing a multi-year deal with Unrivaled.
WNBAGood to see this one not escalate.
WNBAWNBA legend Lisa Leslie weighed in on the situation surrounding the incident between Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas and Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, which resulted in the league assessing a Flagrant 2 foul and a retroactive suspension for Thomas. Leslie, a three-time WNBA MVP and two-time WNBA Finals MVP, addressed the topic on CBS…
WNBACaitlin Clark has undoubtedly been the WNBA’s crown jewel ever since her arrival in this landscape. She has boosted the league’s business in a way no other player could.
The WNBA handed a one-game suspension and a $1,000 fine to Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas for hitting Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark during their game on Wednesday. After severe backlash, the league reviewed the game and announced the penalty on Thursday.
WNBAThe viral play between Alyssa Thomas and Caitlin Clark during the Phoenix Mercury-Indiana Fever game on Wednesday continues to spark debates. After reviewing Thomas’ hit against Clark, the WNBA announced Thomas’ suspension (one game) and fine ($1,000) a day after.
WNBAIndiana Fever star Caitlin Clark missed the Fever’s 111-87 win over the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday with a back injury sustained during the midweek duel against the Phoenix Mercury. Clark has been in the headlines due to an incident involving Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas, who was banned for one game for thrusting a fist in the Fever star’s throat.
WNBASo, about those 53 points. For the third time in WNBA history, a player scored 53 points in a single game that ended in regulation, with the latest addition maybe the most surprising of the bunch. The Toronto Tempo’s Marina Mabrey, who has never even made an All-Star team, lit up the Los Angeles Sparks in a 125-97 win Friday by making 17 of 28 from the floor and 10 of 12 free throws, tying A’ja Wilson and Liz Cambage for the highest-scoring game in league history. In the process, Mabrey also tie