WNBA NewsYesterday, Nov 3, 2026

Angel Reese draws support from Atlanta Dream teammate DeWanna Bonner.

White had been expected to stay on in Indiana.

Caitlin Clark is already calling for a change to the playoffs ahead of the new WNBA season. Right now, the WNBA playoffs move fast.

Angel Reese came within two quarters of clinching her first-ever WNBA championship. However, she and her Atlanta Dream teammates fell short against Gabby Williams’ Golden State Valkyries in Game 7 on Saturday.

Cunningham and Hanlen break down the layup misses behind Angel Reese’s Finals fade.

Indiana Fever veteran Myisha Hines-Allen's coaching career is off to a good start.

The end of a season usually brings a moment of reflection for athletes, but Angel Reese appears ready to make the most of her time off the court. After a demanding yet historic campaign that saw her lead the Atlanta Dream to their first WNBA Finals since 2013, the star forward is planning a quieter offseason.

Angel Reese was set to become the big story of the WNBA’s new era, as the Atlanta Dream almost had the title in her first postseason. However, Game 7 was an intense fight between two elite defensive squads, and the Golden State Valkyries survived.

Sophie Cunningham slams men who believe they could dominate WNBA players despite having very little basketball ability.

The first big surprise of Saturday came around lunch. News began to trickle out that viewership for the WNBA Finals Game 6 played two days earlier — which had been moved up to a 12:30 p.m. start — had more than outperformed expectations. Even though more than 17,099 people had seemingly called in sick to work in Atlanta that day, some assumed the television ratings would be dismal. Many guessed the numbers would be buried amid offseason news days after the championship trophy had been hoisted an

Indiana Fever stars Caitlin Clark and Lexie Hull have shown their support for Veronica Burton.

Angel Reese shared a strong message after completing her third WNBA season.