WNBA NewsWednesday, Jun 3, 2026

Another strong night for the ATL.

The highly anticipated matchup between the Atlanta Dream and the Connecticut Sun was supposed to be about Brittney Griner facing her former team. However, when the final buzzer went off, it was hardly what anyone was talking about.

After back-to-back defeats, the Indiana Fever face uncomfortable questions about their roster and star guard Caitlin Clark’s growing struggles. Clark’s defensive shortcomings have been highlighted over the past couple of games, with teams constantly attacking her and forcing her into isolation situations, landing her in foul trouble.

Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu was released by the Dallas Wings and Alex Wilson was waived by the Washington Mystics on Tuesday as roster cuts continue across the WNBA.

Brittney Griner received a warm reception during her first game back at Gateway Center Arena. The Connecticut Sun visited the Atlanta Dream for a regular-season matchup. The veteran center suited up in 39 games for the Dream last season.

The Indiana Fever took away the credentialed access of a longtime reporter over a "false" report involving Caitlin Clark.

Sandy Brondello will return to Barclays Center on Wednesday for the first time this season with her new team and a new logo on her quarter-zip.

Some games are about the final score. Others are about the stories surrounding them.

It's not often Angel Reese ends up on the wrong end of a rebound positioning battle.

*Editor’s note: This originally appeared in Charley Walters’ Sunday column in the May 31 paper edition of the Pioneer Press* Cheryl Reeve has coached more WNBA victories with the Lynx than anyone else in the league while winning four championships. She’s working her magic again this season, guiding a re-tooled roster to a WNBA-best 7-2 record and 13.8 net rating that sits far above the rest of ...

Sandy Brondello doesn't know if she'll be emotional on the sideline when she makes her first appearance in New York since the Liberty let her go after last season. The coach, who led the franchise to its first WNBA championship in 2024, now leads the expansion Toronto Tempo. “I have so many great friendships here and that’s not going to change just because I coach a different team,” Brondello said.

Tamika Catchings was previously fifth in all-time rebounds in the WNBA with 3,316 boards over her 15-year career.