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The NBA, WNBA, player unions and referee unions are asking state gambling regulators to impose lifetime bans on bettors who harass players, officials or families.

Here is everything that you need to know to watch the 2026 WNBA Playoffs, including a full schedule with TV and streaming information for every game.

The Indiana Fever are about to have some sweet digs right next to Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Indiana Fever guard Tyasha Harris has been sidelined for the season after suffering a broken left fibula in the team’s last regular-season game. However, she has kept the crusade running on social media to support her team against the defending champions.

Clark's third season ends without a playoff win to her name. What does that mean for the Fever?

Chicago Sky coach Tyler Marsh praised Kate Martin's toughness and selflessness after reuniting with her on a developmental contract.

Caitlin Clark's first Nike signature shoe is coming soon. Here's what to know about its price, colorways, release date and features.

The WNBA is back, but for certain franchises, it may already be time to look ahead to 2027. Seven teams are out of the playoffs and aren’t exactly pushing for wins over the final four games of the 2026 campaign. Several players are already ruled out with injury, and some may not return following the World Cup. We asked for your questions about the end of the regular season and the upcoming offseason, as well as any lingering thoughts on this year’s world championship. Let’s get into it. (And che

Former Lady Vol listed as questionable for Seattle-Las Vegas WNBA game.

Allisha Gray scored 24 points, Naz Hillmon added 16 and Atlanta secured the No. 4 seed in the playoffs with an 83-65 victory over the New York Liberty on Wednesday night to close out the regular season for both teams. Atlanta (31-13) will have to wait until Thursday to see if it will host Indiana or Washington in the first round beginning Sunday. The Dream got a scare right before halftime when star Angel Reese took a hit to the face while drawing an offensive foul from Sabrina Ionescu.

galecophoto/Depositphotos Salaün earns AP honor after record-setting season Janelle Salaün’s record-setting season earned fresh attention after she was named the AP’s 2026 Sixth Woman of the Year. Sophie Cunningham was also in the conversation for the award after completing a strong season with the Indiana Fever. Salaün’s reserve scoring records added another notable layer to…

Will Fever coach Stephanie White return to the team next season?