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WNBAThe Indiana Fever already know they can beat the Las Vegas Aces. They did it twice during the regular season, including a 25-point blowout in Las Vegas.
The Washington Mystics will host the Connecticut Sun on Monday evening. Here’s the preview: Game Info When: Monday, September 21 at 7:30 p.m. ET Where: CareFirst Arena, Washington, D.C. How to Watch: Monumental Injuries Mystics: none Sun: Saniya Rivers (Day-to-Day), Rayah Marshall, Brittney Griner, Olivia Nelson-Ododa, Kennedy Burke (Out) What to watch for The Washington Mystics just beat one of the stronger teams, away, the Indiana Fever. And they did in impressive fashion, leading by almost...
The Minnesota Lynx can breathe a sigh of relief. They are the WNBA playoff's No. 1 seed.
WNBAThe NY Liberty’s playoff journey begins against an old rival and best team in the WNBA, the Minnesota Lynx.
Both the Minnesota Lynx and New York Liberty may be without multiple key players in Sunday afternoon's matchup.
A'ja Wilson predicted the WNBA's pay gap shift years before it actually happened.
Here's the latest on Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese's face injury ahead of the 2026 WNBA playoffs.
WNBAAngel Reese’s WNBA-record 32nd double-double of 2026 tied Yolanda Griffith for 12th all time as Atlanta secured home-court advantage.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever begin their WNBA postseason campaign on Sunday, and Stephanie White lamented that they have to do it without one key player. The Las Vegas Aces loom large in the Indiana Fever’s path in the first round of the 2026 WNBA Playoffs.
WNBAFIBA is clearly not the only show in town, but also neither is the WNBA. The 2026 World Cup and shift of future World Cup competitions shows the start of collaboration between the two bodies.
WNBAFollowing Kelsey Mitchell’s candid exit interview, sports analyst Jason Whitlock warned that online fan pressure surrounding Caitlin Clark could push Mitchell away from the Indiana Fever in free agency.
WNBADiana Taurasi knows how fast fortunes flip in the modern WNBA, and keeping Kelsey Plum in Phoenix long-term is front and center in that vision. Kelsey Plum joined Phoenix just before the trade deadline in a blockbuster deal, bringing another heavy-hitter alongside Alyssa Thomas and Kahleah Copper.