Aces edge Fever, Caitlin Clark to advance to WNBA semifinals behind A’ja Wilson’s 36 points
For the second consecutive year, the Las Vegas Aces ended the Indiana Fever’s season.
For the second consecutive year, the Las Vegas Aces ended the Indiana Fever’s season.
Angel Reese led the league in rebounds per game with the Dream.
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ATLANTA, GA - SEPTEMBER 27: Atlanta forward Angel Reese (5) reacts during the WNBA first round playoff game between the Washington Mystics and the Atlanta Dream on September 27th, 2026 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, GA. (Photo by Rich von Biberstein/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The journey continues. The New York Liberty took down the Minnesota Lynx at a raucous Barclays Center on Tuesday night, sweeping the No. 1 seed and advancing to the semifinals. ...
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WNBAKelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark carried the Fever far this season, but the ride came to an end on Thursday.
Caitlin Clark and Brianna Turner received double technical fouls in Game 3 of the first-round playoff series between the Las Vegas Aces and Indiana Fever.
The series finale between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever was always going to be close, and as emotions rose in Q2, Fever head coach Stephanie White was handed a $500 fine. White wasn’t too impressed with a controversial call against Lexie Hull, and her immediate reaction caused her to make her way onto the court.
WNBACaitlin Clark's blunt response to the Indiana Fever's lack of free-throws compared to the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday night speaks volumes.
WNBAFormer NBA player Enes Kanter now says he has invited US President Donald Trump to attend his first WNBA game next year. Kanter began to make headlines earlier in 2026 when he said that he was declaring for the next WNBA draft.