WNBA NewsYesterday, Oct 29, 2026

Nyara Sabally, number 8 of Toronto Tempo, competes for the ball against Napheesa Collier, number 24 of Minnesota Lynx, during a Women's National Basketball Association game between Toronto Tempo and Minnesota Lynx at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on July 30, 2026. (Photo by Indrawan Kumala/NurPhoto via Getty Images) | NurPhoto via Getty Images With the WNBA season coming to a close, it’s already time to look forward to free agency. Though the signing period won’t officially op...

DeWanna Bonner. | NBAE via Getty Images Yesterday, Beckett Harrison considered how the early start time of Game 6 of the 2026 WNBA Finals, which will tip off at 12:30 p.m. ET in State Farm Arena in Atlanta, could impact players (USA Network/E!/SYFY). He recognized that the untraditional hour could result in a continuation—or even exacerbation—of the poor shooting that has characterized the fight for a first championship between the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream. That players will a...

Chicago Sky's Kate Martin signed a deal with Unrivaled in August. Less than two months later, the league has replaced her after terminating her contract.

The Indiana Fever are indeed a commercial powerhouse in the WNBA, ranking among the league’s top franchises in total annual revenue. And, of course, much of the reason behind that success can be traced back to Caitlin Clark.

It should be no surprise that Sophie Cunningham has a different opinion on Brittney Griner from most of Griner's critics given that they were once teammates.

DPoYs and more are on the table for the Toronto Tempo to try and land

Angel Reese struggled shooting again but the Atlanta Dream forced a WNBA Finals Game 7 as Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard caught fire from three.

A women's sports bar in Chicago has announced an official protest.

The best two words in sports are Game 7, as the old adage goes. For the first time in its history, the WNBA will be able to put that proposition to the test

Sophie Cunningham hears the jokes about WNBA layups, and she isn’t even trying to defend it. WNBA critics live on social media just waiting to clip a blown layup, using it as ammo to label the league sloppy or low-scoring.

Apparently, yelling and clapping at a referee does not always warrant a technical foul in the WNBA Finals. At least, that is the impression some fans have been left with after Angel Reese escaped punishment for her reaction to an official during the Atlanta Dream’s championship series.

The WNBA Finals first adopted a best-of-seven series format in 2025, when the Los Vegas Aces completed a four-game sweep of the Phoenix Mercury.