WNBA NewsSaturday, Jul 11, 2026

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert was scheduled to make an on-air appearance with sports media personality Dan Patrick.

Nneka Ogwumike finishes with 25 points and 12 rebounds as the Sparks showcase their potential even without Kelsey Plum and Cameron Brink in a 102-87 win.

Paige Bueckers put together one of her best performances of the season Friday night, leading the Dallas Wings to a 108-95 win over the Toronto Tempo. The second-year guard finished with 34 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 steals as Dallas picked up its fourth straight victory.

It only took one appearance on "First Take" for ESPN senior writer David Dennis Jr. to aggravate every Indiana Fever fan. Since entering the WNBA in 2024, Caitlin Clark has dealt with plenty of hard fouls, including a hit to the throat from Alyssa Thomas. She was also kept off the 2024 Olympic ...

If you’ve spent time on social media or perusing sports content over the last few days, you’ve no doubt come across the surprising news that WNBA players voted Caitlin Clark the 11th-best guard in the league heading into the WNBA All-Star Game. And lord knows, people have had opinions about that piece of information. But…

The Indiana Fever moved on from rookie Justine Pissott earlier this week, but it didn't take long for the former second-round draft pick to make her mark elsewhere. Just four days after signing with the Las Vegas Aces following her departure from Indiana, Pissott delivered one of the most efficient debuts in WNBA history. Pissott's remarkable performance immediately became one of the biggest storylines from the league's Saturday slate, giving the Aces another intriguing perimeter weapon while...

Caitlin Clark was voted to her third straight WNBA All-Star Game, but not without some controversy.

Three weeks ago, Breanna Stewart hit a breaking point.

Caitlin Clark continues to deal with a back injury as the Indiana Fever prepare to face the Las Vegas Aces.

Cathy Engelbert took over as the WNBA’s first-ever commissioner back in 2019, after leaving Deloitte. On paper, it looked like a strong hire.

Allisha Gray’s shot rolled off the front of the rim and into the hands of Angel Reese, the same way it had 999 times before. The Atlanta Dream power forward put back the board for two points in the 113-96 victory against the Indiana Fever and, more importantly, the distinction as the fastest player in WNBA history to 1,000 career rebounds.

The Fever may regret letting Justine Pissott leave the team.