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WNBAAngel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are steadily becoming a serious contender to win the WNBA championship as they sit at No. 4, just behind defending champions Las Vegas Aces.
WNBAAngel Reese is on a roll coming out of the international break, recording a record-breaking night in her first game back with the Atlanta Dream. Reese finished Thursday’s matchup against the Connecticut Sun with 30 points and 10 rebounds in just 25 minutes of action.
Read our New York Liberty vs. Toronto Tempo WNBA prediction, pick and odds for Sunday, September 20.
WNBAFollowing A’ja Wilson’s altercation with an Indiana Fever fan that started with the fan pointing at Wilson, Sophie Cunningham took to TikTok to take a subtle jab at the Las Vegas Aces star. With Indiana leveling the series and Wilson losing her cool, Cunningham had her moment on social media, but sports analyst Nick Wright thought it was the wrong move.
It took less than two hours for Caitlin Clark’s first signature Nike shoe to nearly disappear from shelves. Yet, while fans rushed to get their hands on the Caitlin 1, Clark had already made sure some of the people closest to her basketball journey had their own pairs.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever were in a strong position before the FIBA Women’s World Cup break arrived. With a 26-14 record, the Fever had already secured their place in the WNBA playoffs and were looking like a team that could make a serious run.
WNBAOur long, national nightmare is over. Well, I guess it only lasted 17 days, but WNBA games are back after a break that allowed Team USA to win a fifth gold medal at the World Cup. Starting Friday, each team has a four-game sprint to close the regular season, followed by what figures to be the most wide-open playoffs in recent memory. We asked for your questions, and you had plenty on the playoff picture. Let’s get into it. (Questions have been lightly edited for length and clarity.) What are the
Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers trumps Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark for the most expensive WNBA trading card sold in 2026.
WNBAFormer ESPN anchor Linda Cohn has not been shy about offering her takes on the WNBA, and especially on Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark, since leaving the Worldwide Leader. Cohn has started her own YouTube channel, where she’s made a habit of letting her unvarnished takes on Clark and the WNBA writ large fly. Joining…
When Caitlin Clark opened up on the leadership the WNBA needs
Dust off Target Center and call Prowl. The FIBA World Cup break has ended. After 18 days without Lynx basketball, Minnesota is getting back on the court to finish the interrupted regular-season. First up for the WNBA-leading Lynx (31-9) will be the New York Liberty (24-16) in a battle of playoff-bound teams at Target Center. Tip is set for 6:30 p.m. Lynx forward Napheesa Collier was Team USA’s ...
WNBAReese understandably was excited about her first playoff series win.