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Chicago Sky are open to deadline changes, but don’t plan to shop a Skylar Diggins trade

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Updated Jul 13, 2:04 PM ET

The Chicago Sky are mired in another uncomfortable midseason conundrum after guard Skylar Diggins spent a third consecutive game sidelined with a knee injury. Last week, Diggins vocalized a litany of frustrations with the Sky — ranging from her move to the bench to recovery resources to end-of-game management by coach Tyler Marsh — before being suddenly added to the injury report. Diggins’ ...

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Angel Reese's Right Leg Injury Status Uncertain Ahead of Dream vs. Sparks Game

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Updated Jul 13, 6:20 PM ET

Angel Reese watched on as Allisha Gray and the Atlanta Dream fell to 13-10 on the 2026 WNBA season after suffering a 102-92 loss to Megan Gustafson and the Portland Fire (10-13) on Saturday in Atlanta. The Dream will look to bounce back on Monday when they face the Los Angeles Sparks (10-11) but may be without their star once again. Atlanta was one of the best teams to begin the season, opening with a 12-4 record.

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WNBA power rankings: How the Toronto Tempo are making a Canadian impact

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Updated Jul 13, 8:31 AM ET

The WNBA set a regular-season attendance record Friday when the Toronto Tempo hosted the Dallas Wings in Montreal in front of 20,996 fans. It was a massive win for Canada, a country that hasn’t historically been known for its women’s basketball culture. It’s been only three years since the league first forayed into Canada to host a preseason game in Toronto. Since then, the WNBA has had another exhibition game in Edmonton and a regular-season game in Vancouver before welcoming Toronto to the lea

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Riley Gaines Boldly Claims Caitlin Clark is Hated For Being the “Queen” of WNBA Before Stepping Foot in the League

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Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines said Caitlin Clark was the “queen” of the WNBA before she even stepped foot in the pros. Appearing on Fox News’ Big Weekend Show on Sunday, Gaines made blunt remarks about why Republican lawmakers are standing behind Clark unprompted.

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