WNBA NewsYesterday, Oct 25, 2026

Angel Reese defends Kiah Stokes. The Atlanta Dream lead the 2026 WNBA Finals 2-1, and Saturday’s Game 4 (1 p.m. ET, NBC) may be the game that decides it. A Dream win sends them back to San Francisco up 3-1 and one victory from the first championship in franchise history. A Valkyries win levels the series, returns homecourt advantage to Golden State and puts a second-year franchise back on track for a title of its own. Can the Dream make it three straight wins in the Finals? 👀 📺 WNBA Finals ...

This might be the most important offseason in Indiana Fever franchise history, as they have already made that clear with their latest moves. The Fever have already made a major front-office shift to kick off the offseason. Their team president, Kelly Krauskopf, has stepped down. Indiana also relieved general manager Amber Cox of her duties […] The post WNBA Announced Kelsey Mitchell News Before Fever’s Free Agency Problem appeared first on HEAVY.

The Indiana Fever’s season ended earlier than anyone in Indianapolis wanted. Indiana’s first-round loss to Las Vegas was followed by a major front-office shake-up, although Kelly Krauskopf had informed leadership before the regular season ended that she planned to step down.

Caitlin Clark has built a reputation for her exceptional playmaking and her ability to shoot from range and influence a game. Her reputation now reaches well beyond basketball, to the point that a six-time NBA All-Star says he would want her as a teammate.

The WNBA Finals has a scheduling problem.

The Indiana Fever must nail their next GM hire.

Caitlin Clark's critics are speaking out.

An Atlanta TV commentator just made it clear he would take Sophie Cunningham over Angel Reese. Cunningham is not playing in the Finals.

Angel Reese and Rhyne Howard made WNBA history as the first Atlanta Dream teammates to earn All-WNBA honors together.

Former Indiana Fever guard Aerial Powers is headed to El Salvador to represent the USA in the FIBA 3x3 AmeriCup.

ATLANTA — OK, I’ll ask the question: At what point does the stream start running in the other direction? I’m referring to the WNBA coaching carousel, which in the last few years has basically become a one-way thoroughfare from NBA benches to the lead seat in the W. Becky Hammon was the first and most prominent of these, but in the years since we’ve seen Nate Tibbets, Chris DeMarco, Natalie Nakase and Tyler Marsh, among others, all make the same move. But at some point, shouldn’t this street star

Swish Appeal photographer Christina Merrion was in the building for Game 4 of the WNBA Finals.