WNBA NewsTuesday, Aug 11, 2026

Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White shared a strong message pregame before the Fever battled the New York Liberty

The Atlanta Dream edged past the Toronto Tempo 107-95 on Monday at the Gateway Center Arena, a game in which Angel Reese achieved a milestone with the Dream. However, there was another talking point after the game regarding the contact Reese made with her former LSU teammate Aneesah Morrow, as they contested for a rebound in the third quarter.

The Indiana Fever have once again become the biggest topic in the WNBA. However, this time around, the conversation hasn’t focused solely on their on-court exploits.

Both the Phoenix Mercury and Los Angeles Sparks may be without one of their key players in Tuesday night’s matchup.

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Here's everything you need to know about Fever vs. Liberty today, including TV channel and streaming options for the WNBA game.

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How to watch Caitlin Clark when the Indiana Fever play the New York Liberty on Tuesday.

The WNBA's increasing level of toxicity -- from the outside and too often from within -- is threatening the league's success, Monte Poole writes.

Following Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham's controversial comments, the WNBA now finds itself in a tough spot.

Olivia Miles has already separated herself from the rest of the 2026 rookie class. She is currently the overwhelming favorite to win Rookie of the Year, but her impact on the Minnesota Lynx has pushed her into a much bigger conversation.

Enes Kanter Freedom said on Tuesday he's officially begun his "transition" to a WNBA player — and he announced the move with a video that already has social media buzzing.