Candace Parker, Aliyah Boston Praise Renee Montgomery for Handling Finals as Dream Co-Owner and Analyst
WNBAMontgomery worked USA Network’s studio desk for five Finals games while the team she co-owns played for the title.
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WNBAMontgomery worked USA Network’s studio desk for five Finals games while the team she co-owns played for the title.
WNBAIsobel Borlase draws reactions from her Atlanta Dream teammates Angel Reese and DeWanna Bonner.
Aliyah Boston couldn’t believe her ears when hearing how the NBA’s draft eligibility rules compare to the WNBA. Aliyah Boston didn’t just hold down the paint for Indiana in 2026, she completely changed how defenses had to guard her.
WNBACaitlin Clarks' starpower should be a boon for the Indiana Fever, not a burden.
WNBAThe WNBA's Rookie of the Year has entered the chat.
WNBAShe had his voice in her head all along.
The New York Liberty are searching for their third head coach in three seasons after firing Chris DeMarco on Tuesday, a year after general manager Jonathan Kolb replaced Sandy Brondello with DeMarco who had no previous WNBA coaching experience. Brondello won the franchise’s first championship in 2024 and was let go the following season.
When DeWanna Bonner left the Phoenix Mercury and joined the Atlanta Dream, many genuinely believed that the 2026 postseason would be her last.
Golden State Valkyries center Kiah Stokes has drawn the attention of Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham.
The Golden State Valkyries made history by winning their first-ever WNBA championship, defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7 of the Finals. In only their second season of play, the Valkyries reached the top, and Gabby Williams played a massive role in making that dream a reality.
The wildest of the WNBA’s 30 seasons ended in defiant triumph. It ended with evidence that the league is greater than the labor battles, culture wars and institutional missteps. It ended with a gnarly defensive finals lasting seven games and holding interest all the way to a record-setting television audience for Game 7. It ended with the Golden State Valkyries, a newbie full of substance, capturing the title in their second year. And it ended with coach Natalie Nakase, a 5-foot-2 former UCLA wa
WNBAWith the 2026 season officially over, it's time to look at the best unrestricted free agents for next year.