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Read our Minnesota Lynx vs. Connecticut Sun WNBA prediction, pick and odds for Sunday, September 20.

Caitlin Clark says sheer exhaustion caused her to throw up at halftime of Game 2 before she returned to finish the game.

Here's the full WNBA schedule for Oct. 2, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.

The Dallas Wings walked away with yet another win against the Phoenix Mercury, but Jose Fernandez was not interested in pretending that everything went according to plan. Instead, the Wings’ head coach called out his team for botching coverage against one of the worst-performing teams in the league.

Quietly working behind the scenes for over a year, a Canadian investment group is putting together a $350 million framework for a WNBA team. The WNBA’s path to 18 franchises is officially set, with three markets lined up.

Caitlin Clark has never hidden her goal. She wants to lead the Indiana Fever to the championship . Every game has brought her one step closer to that dream, which has seemingly grown far bigger than herself. Last season, she sat out the playoffs due to a groin injury. She could only watch as the Fever fell short in the semifinals against the Las […] The post Fever news: Caitlin Clark wants her legacy to be bigger than any WNBA title appeared first on ClutchPoints.

One season removed from a trip to the WNBA Finals, and the Phoenix Mercury are ending the 2026 season early.

The WNBA has been at the center of a messy debate all summer after former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White both declared themselves women and announced plans to enter the 2027 draft, forcing the league to rule them ineligible without ever releasing a public policy explaining why. The league’s collective bargaining agreement [...]

Sophie Cunningham took some major shots at the WNBA during the debut episode of her podcast. Before the 2026 WNBA season, Sophie Cunningham was known for her elite three-point shooting ability on the hardwood.

The Atlanta Dream already know they are headed to the WNBA playoffs. Now Angel Reese and company know one important teammate will not be joining them on the floor.

Caitlin Clark’s response to Fever fans booing Stephanie White says plenty before playoffs

NEW YORK — I sometimes like to imagine that Breanna Stewart puts herself to sleep by reciting her professional achievements, the way that I put myself to sleep by reciting childhood friends’ phone numbers. I’ll abridge the list, to spare you: McDonald’s All-American, four straight NCAA championships at UConn, first pick in the WNBA Draft, Rookie of the Year, multi-time Olympic gold medalist (one of them a mere 48 hours before the birth of Stewart and her wife’s first child), winner of multiple M