Angel Reese Admits She Always Wanted Atlanta; Critics Ask, "Wanted To Join An Already Loaded Roster?" - Fadeaway World
WNBAUpdated Oct 14, 7:18 AM ETHer own words just buried her fans’ defense.
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WNBAUpdated Oct 14, 7:18 AM ETHer own words just buried her fans’ defense.
Candace Parker admitted she was wrong about Angel Reese after the Dream star won Defensive Player of the Year and reached the WNBA Finals.
A while ago, former ESPN anchor Elle Duncan publicly complained about how the WNBA reporting space is "toxic."
WNBAThe Valkyries have been dominant on the boards. Can they maintain that advantage against the best rebounder in the W?
The Golden State Valkyries are making history in only their second WNBA season, and they have some big names in their corner. The NBA team that shares their home arena is paying attention, with Steve Kerr and Steph Curry both showing their support as the Valkyries prepare for the WNBA Finals. Kerr made it clear […]
Stephen A. Smith is never one to bite his tongue, and he’s proved it again with the WNBA.
The Caitlin Clark effect remains undeniable three years into her WNBA career. Since arriving in 2024, Indiana Fever guard has been the kind of star the league hoped for thanks to her unique passing and three-point shooting, which have often gone viral. Clark has helped lead the Indiana Fever to the WNBA postseason in two of […]
Tyronn Lue had plenty of praise for Natalie Nakase after the Golden State Valkyries coach led her team past A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces and into the WNBA Finals. But when the conversation turned to Nakase’s habit of getting so locked into basketball that she forgets to eat, Lue had a warning for […]
Angel Reese reacts to the WNBA news involving the Atlanta Dream.
The Atlanta Dream were facing a stadium crisis so severe that even the owner of the Golden State Valkyries, their WNBA Finals opponents, had to rally for them. Christine Brennan, author of On Her Game: Caitlin Clark and the Revolution in Women’s Sports, took note of this and pointed out where NBA and WNBA management are falling short.
Season Thirty was a success for the WNBA.
WNBAFeatureflash/Depositphotos WNBA addresses Breanna Stewart’s timeout concerns after Liberty’s overtime loss The WNBA’s review of the disputed finish between the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty brought new attention to a crucial timeout decision in Game 2 of their semifinal series. Breanna Stewart questioned whether officials had correctly communicated New York’s remaining reset timeout during…