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Caitlin Clark made a thoughtful gesture toward her Indiana Fever teammates after returning from the FIBA Women’s World Cup.

After playing more than a decade in the WNBA, Ogwumike has announced her retirement for after the 2026 season.

One quality holds back Bueckers.

Shepard did it for the sixth time in 2026.

Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston has battled it out with the best of the bigs the WNBA has to offer. However, even the 6’5″ center looked short when she took on China’s Zhang Ziyu in Berlin.

New York Liberty star Leonie Fiebich found out the hard way what happens when you cannot back up your words. Fiebich had claimed her side would avenge the first loss against the Atlanta Dream, but fell short.

The Indiana Fever have only one regular-season WNBA game left against the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx on Thursday. The stakes were high, with them needing to win the game to have a shot at securing the No.

Seattle ended the season with a little history.

For Cass Meehan, childhood visits to their Mohegan homelands meant family time and basketball. At six, sporting a red jersey that hung past their knees, Meehan joined a roaring crowd at some of the Connecticut Sun’s first WNBA games. Two decades later, the Mohegans have sold the Sun to the Houston Rockets and the Sun is relocating.

lev radin/Shutterstock.com Angel Reese reaches 500 rebounds Angel Reese became the first player in WNBA history to reach 500 rebounds in one season during Atlanta’s September 19 win over Chicago. The Dream forward reached the milestone while recording her 31st double-double. Atlanta beat Chicago 106-81 at State Farm Arena as Reese finished with 23 points,…

The Atlanta Dream took care of their end of the bargain when it mattered most. With the playoffs around the corner, Angel Reese and Co.

Indiana Fever’s Lexie Hull, Caitlin Clark, and Sophie Cunningham were considered one of the WNBA’s most exciting trios. However, this season has been far from what was expected from Hull.