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Patrick Beverley thinks WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert got "cooked" by Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White
Since she took over in 2019, the WNBA has grown into a much bigger business under Cathy Engelbert. Arenas are getting sold out, viewership has reached new heights, and let’s not forget the historic media-rights deal that the league signed.
WNBAIndiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson said that Caitlin Clark's play against Chicago Sky stars DiJonai Carrington and Azura Stevens "was so crazy."
WNBAShakira Austin led the Washington Mystics to a 110-80 win over the Chicago Sky on Thursday, but she also got in trouble in the process.
WNBAKelsey Mitchell has spoken on what the WNBA needs to avoid doing with young stars like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese in order to help the game reach new heights. The Indiana Fever star has been in the league for 9 years and has seen how things have completely changed since Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have made their way into the league.
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White comments on her supposed back and forth with Caitlin Clark.
WNBASkylar Diggins changed the WNBA’s CBA forever in 2019 when she spoke out against the Dallas Wings during her pregnancy.
Even with Caitlin Clark drawing sellout crowds wherever she plays, a surge in new markets has shaken up the WNBA’s attendance leaderboard. A record 3.
The WNBA's assist crown comes down to Caitlin Clark and Alyssa Thomas, who already have a lot of history.
WNBAWas that Sophie Cunningham's last game with the Fever?
Sue Bird deserves significant credit for the worldwide growth in women’s basketball over the last two decades. She led the U.S. Olympic gold-medal streak and the WNBA on the precipice of an explosion, spent a decade competing overseas and was a stateswoman as well as a competitor who’d happily rip your heart out. She did this work for the game she loved, shepherding a generation of players and cementing a foundation for a sport, league and legacy. The problem is when you’re good enough to build
WNBADiJonai Carrington and the Chicago Sky are back at practice amid the WNBA break.