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The Portland Fire (7-8) travel to Target Center to face the Minnesota Lynx (10-3) in a regular-season WNBA matchup. How to Watch Fire vs Lynx For an expansion club, a 7-8 record is admirable, especially considering the Fire have a…
WNBA power rankings for Week 6 of the 2026 WNBA season. The Las Vegas Aces lead the way in this week's rankings.
The Liberty began the season 3-4 and appeared to be stumbling. They’ve since turned it around.
WNBAESPN is making a four-part docuseries about the Toronto Tempo. Serena Williams, Ryan Reynolds and Robin Roberts are among the executive producers.
Dallas Wings guard Azzi Fudd is one of the leading candidates for this year’s WNBA Rookie of the Year award. Throughout the 2026 season, Fudd has been one of the league’s best 3-point shooters, making 38.
The WNBA is now dealing with pressure from Congress regarding the recent stories about Caitlin Clark getting played with physical defense. A group of Republican politicians oworked together to write a letter to WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert demanding that the league takes greater accountability to protect the Indiana Fever superstar from taking physical hits. The […] The post Politicians Threaten WNBA Over Recent Caitlin Clark “Attacks” appeared first on HEAVY.
LOS ANGELES -- The Sparks (8-11) are on a three-game losing streak.
Natasha Howard had 18 points to lead seven players in double-figure scoring for the Minnesota Lynx in a 107-74 victory over the Portland Fire on Monday, fueled by 26 points off 22 turnovers. Nia Coffey contributed 15 points, five rebounds, three steals and three blocks in her best all-around performance of her debut season with her hometown team as the Lynx (11-3) roared back from their loss at Las Vegas on Saturday. Coffey sank all three of her 3-point tries in a 35-point first quarter that ...
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WNBATwo players for the Los Angeles Sparks were named All-Stars for the 2026 season, with both stars adding to their already lengthy lists of appearances. The post Pair of Sparks Named WNBA All-Stars appeared first on LA Sports Report.
WNBAKahleah Copper of the Phoenix Mercury and Kelsey Plum of the L.A. Sparks each reached scoring highs in the June 13 WNBA game won by the Sparks.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Sparks (7-6) continue to get it done on the road.