WNBA NewsSaturday, Jun 6, 2026

What was supposed to be one of the WNBA’s biggest rivalries for the foreseeable future has mellowed considerably. With competition rising sharply, Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark’s college basketball feud hasn’t materialized in the same way.

With how Natasha Cloud had performed in her ten years in the league, no one would’ve thought she would go unsigned as the 2026 season approached. Yet, after just one season with the New York Liberty, she was shown the door and did not get signed throughout the offseason.

Here’s how Storm-Lynx, Valkyries-Aces, Mystics-Dream and Fever-Liberty can impact the Commissioner’s Cup standings.

Big game set for Saturday night admist a four game slate!

It was a big first message back.

The Atlanta Dream host a scrappy Washington Mystics team in a WNBA showdown. Here's how to watch, including TV channel, time and where to stream.

Sydney Johnson saw his night come to a close three quarters into the Mystics' matchup with the Dream. Here's why.

Indiana led by as many as 12 points on Saturday; however, New York rallied with persistant ball pressure that led to an uptick in scoring.

The Washington Mystics lost to the Atlanta Dream, 109-77 on Saturday at the Gateway Center in College Park, Ga. Let’s say that the first half was bad with the Mystics not able to get much going, but the Dream weren’t shooting particularly well either. They were down 46-34 to end the first half. But the […]

Breanna Stewart made 18 of 21 free throws and scored 30 points to help the New York Liberty rally to beat the Indiana Fever 83-75 on Saturday night. The Liberty (7-4), who have won four straight games, trailed by double-digits in the second half. New York was down 66-62 midway through the fourth quarter before going on a 19-4 run to take the lead.

Clark made only four shots as the Fever lost on the road.

The Washington Mystics coach absolutely lost it on the referees, requiring multiple individuals to intervene.