"Most Toxic Space to Cover": Is the WNBA Losing Its Way Amid a Season of Growing Controversies?
At some point, covering the WNBA became a lot more than just basketball. Every week seems to bring a new controversy.
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At some point, covering the WNBA became a lot more than just basketball. Every week seems to bring a new controversy.
LOS ANGELES -- The Sparks (12-23) will be home for a while.
Angel Reese just joined a two-person club with a flawless WNBA double-double.
WNBAA’ja Wilson is still the heavy favorite to win the MVP award for the 2026 season. However, late in the season, the race has become more intense with other stars playing remarkable basketball, including Caitlin Clark.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever appear to have two strong MVP candidates right now: Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell. And according to WNBA analyst Sabreena Merchant, it’s quite difficult to determine who is ahead in the race between these two.
The Fever continue their road trip on Saturday.
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Angel Reese wasted no time alerting security to the individual who threw an unusual object on the court during the Atlanta Dream-Los Angeles Sparks game on Thursday. The incident occurred late in the third quarter as Sparks guard Jihyun Park stepped up to the line to take free throws.
The revenue share has been a hot topic in the WNBA after seeing the NBA’s generous 50/50 split. Michael Porter Jr.
"Women's basketball doesn't have to constantly make the argument anymore that it deserves media coverage." The post How the WNBA Proved Me and Everyone Else Wrong appeared first on Barrett Media.
Los Angeles Sparks star Nneka Ogwumike shook up the WNBA world this week when she announced that this season would be her last before heading off into retirement. It was a plan that had been set into motion back during training camp amid signing a one-year contract to return to the Sparks. During a pregame press conference ahead of the Sparks’ game […] The post Sparks news: Nneka Ogwumike‘s firm admission amid retirement plans appeared first on ClutchPoints.
When many fans think of the Indiana Fever, two of the first names that probably pop into their heads are Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell. Clark is one of the most popular names in the sport and has helped attract a lot of new fans, while Mitchell is in the midst of an impressive campaign that just this week saw her set a WNBA record after she scored 20+ PTS for the 21st game in a row.