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WNBAThe search for Cathy Engelbert’s replacement is already underway, and the NBA has brought in Excel Search & Advisory to help find the WNBA’s next commissioner. That choice has drawn attention because Excel is part of the same sports agency that represents several WNBA stars, including Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier, and Arike Ogunbowale.
They seem to have an issue.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark had something to say to Tyasha Harris.
Sophie Cunningham talks about Indiana Fever teammate Caitlin Clark's impact on games.
WNBASophie Cunningham shared her belief that the WNBA break for the FIBA World Cup likely "hurt" the Indiana Fever in the playoffs.
Christine Brennan faced severe backlash after the WNBA reporter highlighted the difference between Caitlin Clark’s popularity and Angel Reese’s after the Atlanta Dream star’s solid playoff semis debut. Reese led her team to a 92-82 Game 1 win over the New York Liberty on Sunday, scoring 17 points, grabbing seven rebounds, and adding four steals and three blocks while shooting 60.
WNBAThe Aces received a positive injury update on Jewell Loyd as the WNBA playoffs continue. Here's the latest.
WNBANo Offseason Newsletter 🏀 | This is The Athletic’s women’s basketball newsletter. Sign up here to receive No Offseason directly in your inbox. Morning! The Dream have a 1-0 edge on the Liberty in the semifinals, and the Valkyries lead the Aces 1-0. Play continues tomorrow. Coming up today: 3️⃣ Best playoff format? 👀 Who to watch 🏆 Wilson a sure thing? Let’s go. Playoffs: Should WNBA keep best-of-3 first round? The first round of the WNBA playoffs zoomed by. In 10 games, half of the eight-t...
For nearly three decades after its founding in 1997, the WNBA remained a niche league, losing millions each year while averaging around 6,500 fans per game. Those figures now seem almost unrecognizable compared to recent seasons.
Kelsey Mitchell's Indiana Fever future could depend on weighing the good and bad of playing with Caitlin Clark.
galecophoto/Depositphotos Fever players share their side of the fan debate The Indiana Fever’s season is over, but debate surrounding the team’s fanbase continued after their first-round playoff loss to the Las Vegas Aces. Indiana general manager Amber Cox defended the fanbase, while Kelsey Mitchell described difficulties involving some fans and Brianna Turner publicly challenged Cox’s…
WNBAThese three questions will define the Indiana Fever's upcoming offseason.