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WNBAShortly after Caitlin Clark picked up her third technical foul of the season this Thursday night, Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White picked up a technical foul of her own. This came after she complained about the officiating during the team’s game against the Chicago Sky.
WNBACaitlin Clark has had her fair share of ups and downs in the WNBA. After exceeding expectations in her rookie season, she was ravaged by injuries last year and was limited to 13 games.
WNBANFL reporter Colleen Wolfe believes Paige Bueckers deserves the same recognition as Caitlin Clark after the Dallas Wings star didn’t make TIME Magazine’s 2026 100 most influential athletes list. Wolfe made the case that Bueckers is in the conversation of being the face of the WNBA, citing her weekly jersey sales and on-court prowess.
Indiana star Caitlin Clark was imperious during the Fever’s 85-75 win over the Connecticut Sun on Saturday afternoon. Clark managed 25 points on 58.
Angel Reese has began the 2026 WNBA season for the Dream doing what she’s always done: Getting better every year.
The Minnesota Lynx, the Dallas Wings, and the Golden State Valkyries delivered dominant performances on Monday.
Olivia Miles received her first-ever technical foul in the WNBA during the Minnesota Lynx's game against the Portland Fire.
Olivia Miles continues her excellent start to her rookie campaign as she extends a unique streak following the Lynx's win over the Fire.
Caitlin Clark’s latest WNBA behavior debate has drawn comparisons to an old Dallas Wings clip, but Jason Whitlock used that footage to highlight a different expectation for Clark. The conversation started after a fan pointed to a 2022 incident involving Arike Ogunbowale, who was then with the Dallas Wings.
Fever star Kelsey Mitchell intends on improving her level of play following recent mistakes in the team's active three-game win streak.
Gabby Williams scored 16 points, Kaila Charles came of the bench to finish with 13 points, eight rebounds and five assists, and the Golden State Valkyries beat the Los Angeles Sparks 78-58 on Monday night for their third straight win. Rae Burrell scored 13 points for the Sparks while Kelsey Plum and Nneka Ogwumike were held to nine points apiece in an off night shooting for Los Angeles, which had a three-game winning streak snapped. Charles scored the final seven points of the first half and ...
The Indiana Fever could be without one of their young players, as rookie guard Raven Johnson is listed as questionable on the team’s injury report ahead of their WNBA match against the Toronto Tempo on Tuesday evening. According to Chloe…