WNBA NewsTuesday, Aug 25, 2026

Cameron Brink rejected Angel Reese twice in five seconds during an intense sequence, but the Dream star still made WNBA history.

Charlamagne tha God, host of the Breakfast Club radio show, is losing patience with Enes Kanter’s recent antics. In his latest effort to find relevance after a disappointing end to his NBA career, Enes Kanter is tackling the WNBA’s current issues with trans athletes.

Having been kicked out of the Fever-Sky WNBA clash, Enes Kanter claims he shouldn’t be banned. He also said he will attend every playoff game.

When are Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever back in action? A look at the Fever's remaining regular-season schedule.

The Indiana Fever are at the height of their powers with the WNBA playoffs just a month away. Fever guard Caitlin Clark has been unstoppable lately, leading Indiana to their most regular-season wins in franchise history. Clark just received some incredibly high praise from one national analyst. Colin Cowherd issued some attention-grabbing praise […] The post Fever news: Caitlin Clark gets Michael Jordan, Stephen Curry comparison appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Jackson believes some WNBA players could eventually lose their jobs.

For the second year in a row, DeWanna Bonner is leaving a team, but not through the official draft window or as part of a trade between two seasons. This situation is highly reminiscent of last year, when the forward played just nine games for the Indiana Fever before getting waived and joining the Phoenix Mercury.

The Dallas Wings have taken another step forward after Azzi Fudd’s season-ending knee injury.

Landing a max contract is a career milestone for any WNBA star, but Courtney Williams’ immediate celebration choice will raise more than a few eyebrows. Courtney Williams has been brilliant for the Minnesota Lynx backcourt after securing a maximum contract extension worth roughly $2.

OutKick founder Clay Travis has chimed in on the possibility of Enes Kanter Freedom playing in the WNBA following his verbal altercation with Natasha Cloud on Sunday. Travis made an outlandish claim about Kanter, who declared his intent to enter the 2027 WNBA draft earlier this month.

With the FIBA Women’s World Cup beginning next month, the WNBA will be on a hiatus from August 31 to September 17. This means a much-needed rest for the players after a tough and chaotic regular season.

Enes Kanter has been making headlines ever since he declared for the WNBA draft in 2027. The former NBA player recently attended a game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky, during which he had words with Natasha Cloud.