WNBA NewsThursday, Sep 24, 2026

Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers trumps Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark for the most expensive WNBA trading card sold in 2026.

Both the Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fever may be without one of their star players in Thursday night’s matchup.

The Indiana Fever have picked things up in the business end of the regular season and are currently fifth in the standings. With the Atlanta Dream securing the fourth seed and one more game left for Indiana, the result of that game could decide whether they’ll face the Dream or the Aces.

The Indiana Fever have had very different outcomes against their three potential first-round opponents this season.

The Chicago Sky may be without multiple key players in Thursday night’s game against the Washington Mystics.

The WNBA's assist crown comes down to Caitlin Clark and Alyssa Thomas, who already have a lot of history.

The NBA, WNBA, player unions and referee unions are asking state gambling regulators to impose lifetime bans on bettors who harass players, officials or families.

Allisha Gray scored 24 points, Naz Hillmon added 16 and Atlanta secured the No. 4 seed in the playoffs with an 83-65 victory over the New York Liberty on Wednesday night to close out the regular season for both teams. Atlanta (31-13) will have to wait until Thursday to see if it will host Indiana or Washington in the first round beginning Sunday. The Dream got a scare right before halftime when star Angel Reese took a hit to the face while drawing an offensive foul from Sabrina Ionescu.

The Chicago Sky (16-27) face the Washington Mystics (27-16) at CareFirst Arena in a regular-season WNBA matchup. How to Watch Chicago Sky vs Washington Mystics Although they’ll miss the WNBA playoffs, Chicago enters on a high note after a 97-85…

The WNBA is about to complete its first season with 15 franchises, with the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire making their debut this year. The league has already planned further expansion and wants to reach 18 by 2030.

As the Indiana Fever look to be a massive part of the WNBA playoff picture , the Caitlin Clark-led team looks to prove its doubters wrong and put a massive stamp on the league. With Clark and the Fever preparing for the playoffs , teammate Sophie Cunningham would express why she loves the postseason. Speaking on the “No Hesitation Show,” Cunningham […] The post Fever news: Sophie Cunningham's 'high IQ' claim to explain love for WNBA playoffs appeared first on ClutchPoints.

A’ja Wilson, Olivia Miles, and Caitlin Clark headline my All-WNBA First Team. Here are my full picks and rationale.