WNBA NewsFriday, Aug 14, 2026

INDIANAPOLIS — Another notable thing happened to the Indiana Fever on Thursday morning: Nothing notable happened. They walked into an empty arena for practice. They stretched. They shot some layups. They moved to the other end of the floor and shot some more layups as “No Scrubs” echoed throughout Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The most caricatured and weaponized team in the league went about the unexciting business of continuing to be good at basketball. People who casually consume the WNBA might not b

Another day, another bit of WNBA drama.

A right knee issue has now forced Azzi Fudd to miss another game as the Dallas Wings visit the Indiana Fever.

An unbelievable fourth quarter run saw the Sparks nearly overturn a huge deficit against the Liberty.

Connecticut could be without two crucial frontcourt players against surging New York

The WNBA had the perfect opportunity to market a marquee matchup around two of its biggest stars. Instead, Caitlin Clark was left off the promotional poster once again.

Azzi Fudd is recovering from a right knee injury ahead of the Dallas Wings' road game against the Indiana Fever.

Patrick Bet-David's WNBA comments have opened another can of worms around the league's eligibility rules.

The WNBA is already boiling over amid the ongoing debate surrounding transgender athlete eligibility, but another familiar basketball argument has suddenly entered the spotlight. A clip from a one-year-old video of the Club Shay Shay podcast featuring Flau’jae Johnson is going viral again, and this time, fans are focusing on her comments about WNBA players competing against NBA talent.

Two of the best guards in the WNBA face off, with a personal rivalry on the line.

The debate over whether a WNBA player could ever defeat an NBA player in a 1-on-1 matchup has dragged on for years. Long debated by fans across social media, the question of whether a WNBA player could ever beat an NBA star 1-on-1 always sparks fierce arguments.

A second player from the Upshot League is making the jump to the WNBA. Former UConn guard Christyn Williams has signed with the Dallas Wings.