Fever defense bounces back, dream offense check-in + Olivia Miles makes history
WNBANekias Duncan and Steve Jones react to the latest around the WNBA
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WNBANekias Duncan and Steve Jones react to the latest around the WNBA
WNBAWilliams brings a wealth of college and WNBA experience, including as a head coach, to Bloomington on Teri Moren’s staff.
On Thursday, Olivia Miles hit a record eight 3-pointers to help the Lynx to an 87-84 victory over the Golden State Valkyries in Minneapolis.
Former Fox Sports analyst Jason Whitlock drew backlash on Friday after claiming the Fever are planning to trade Caitlin Clark.
WNBACaitlin Clark shared an immediate reaction to Kelsey Mitchell's historic milestone in the Fever's win over the Dream.
WNBASAN ANTONIO (AP) — Paul Westhead had a coaching career like none other. He won an NBA championship as coach of the Los Angeles Lakers in 1980. He won a WNBA championship as coach of the Phoenix Mercury in 2007. And at the college level, his 1989-90 Loyola Marymount team that was led by Hank Gathers and Bo Kimble remains the highest-scoring squad in NCAA Division I history. Add it up, and that's achievement. And the National Basketball Coaches Association celebrated his work on Friday, whe...
WNBAWhere in tarnation did this ridiculous rumor spring up?
WNBAWNBA legends Ty Young and Swin Cash criticized Caitlin Clark's body language following her heated exchange with Stephanie White.
WNBAWhere there's smoke, there isn't necessarily fire.
WNBAA’ja Wilson, Olivia Miles, Paige Bueckers, and Caitlin Clark all find themselves on the first edition of SB Nation’s WNBA MVP power rankings.
WNBAJason Whitlock has defended his Caitlin Clark to Los Angeles Sparks argument by pointing to one of the most famous superstar moves in North American sports history. The idea of Clark leaving the Indiana Fever still has no confirmed reporting behind it, but Whitlock is not arguing from a normal basketball angle.
Skylar Diggins scored 18 of her 24 points in the first half, Elizabeth Williams made two key baskets in the final minute, and the Chicago Sky beat the Connecticut Sun 85-80 on Friday night to end a five-game losing streak. Diggins completed a three-point play with 1:20 remaining to extend Chicago’s lead to 80-77. Williams put Chicago ahead 82-79 with 48.9 seconds left on a basket in the lane and she added a hook shot at 14.5 for a five-point lead.