Alanna Smith injury update: Dallas Wings player in concussion protocol
WNBAAlanna Smith won't play for the Dallas Wings against the Las Vegas Aces according to the latest WNBA injury report, as she's in concussion protocol.
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WNBAAlanna Smith won't play for the Dallas Wings against the Las Vegas Aces according to the latest WNBA injury report, as she's in concussion protocol.
WNBAThe WNBA has no choice here. Alyssa Thomas can't play on Saturday.
WNBAUConn coach Geno Auriemma believes what Breanna Stewart has done throughout her career is “groundbreaking.”
WNBACoach Chris DeMarco might be new to the WNBA this year. But he didn’t need to be briefed on how important Tuesday’s matchup against the Aces was to his players.
WNBAMan, this sucks. The Washington Mystics lost to the Minnesota Lynx, 78-76 on Wednesday night at CareFirst Arena. But … this wasn’t a situation where Washington was fighting from behind for most of the game. Instead, I think most of us will come out of the game thinking like this: Really, the Mystics were leading […]
WNBASatou Sabally’s status for Thursday’s game in Seattle is in question after she exited early in Tuesday’s win against the Aces due to a facial injury.
WNBAThe league had its perfect anniversary moment when the Los Angeles Sparks’ Nneka Ogwumike scored that buzzer-beater. On the league’s 30th anniversary, Sparks and Liberty faced off as two of the original founding teams.
WNBAIndiana Fever head coach Stephanie White criticises referees for their "egregious" and "utterly disrespectful" officiating around star player Caitlin Clark.
The Las Vegas Aces (10-3) travel to College Park Center to face the Dallas Wings (8-5) in a regular-season WNBA matchup. How to Watch Aces vs Wings After a six-game winning streak, Las Vegas finds itself in a familiar place,…
WNBAIt was a nice win for the Mercury... But...
WNBAThis Indiana Fever team keeps breaking the glass ceiling. But they occasionally find themselves in situations they’d rather not be in.
WNBAThe WNBA rules say so.