WNBA NewsWednesday, Jul 15, 2026

Connecticut Sun center Brittney Griner moved up the ladder anew in their win over the Portland Fire on Tuesday.

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White surprised the team with a fun announcement.

The WNBA Obama Presidential Center partnership marks another milestone for a league that continues expanding its influence. The WNBA will become the first professional sports league to host events at the Obama Presidential Center during All-Star weekend. WNBA Is Expanding Beyond Basketball The WNBA continues proving its ambitious vision well beyond basketball. Becoming the first […] The post WNBA Obama Presidential Center Move Proves League Is Playing A Bigger Game appeared first on Stadium Rant

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Sparks (10-12) are in for a big test.

Brittney Griner is thriving with the Connecticut Sun this 2026 season.

Caitlin Clark returned from a two-game absence during last week's showdown between the Indiana Fever and Los Angeles Sparks.

The return of Brink excites the game day fans.

Toronto Tempo star Marina Mabrey drew attention with her latest pregame tunnel outfit before Tuesday night's matchup against the Washington Mystics.

Kiki Iriafen was on fire as the Washington Mystics raced to a 79-62 victory over the Toronto Tempo in the WNBA, but there was a moment of concern towards the end of the game that would have had Mystics fans concerned about their star player. Iriafen took an elbow to the face that looked nasty on TV, resulting in her having to leave the court to get some treatment.

The Chicago Sky may be without multiple key players in Wednesday afternoon's game against the Seattle Storm.

It's big news for Brink.

Phoenix Mercury veteran DeWanna Bonner moved past Sheryl Swoopes for sixth on a very prestigous list...