WNBA NewsMonday, Aug 24, 2026

Aliyah Boston needed only two words to summarize Caitlin Clark’s record-setting barrage against the Chicago Sky.

Angel Reese reunited with her former LSU championship teammate Last-Tear Poa on Saturday in Phoenix. Poa, an Australian national who played her first two years with Reese with the Tigers, shared a wholesome message after the Atlanta Dream star delivered the best game of her WNBA career in a win over the Phoenix Mercury and sealed their 2026 WNBA playoff stop.

Caitlin Clark wanted no part of the postgame controversy after letting her historic 37-point performance speak for itself.

Angel Reese powered Atlanta into the postseason with a career night, prompting fans to give the Dream star a fitting new nickname.

Stephanie White urged reporters not to amplify a courtside confrontation after Indiana’s biggest offensive performance of the season.

On Sunday night, Caitlin Clark had one of the most dominant games of the season to help lead her team to a 113-90 victory over the Dallas Wings. However, one longtime WNBA announcer was not impressed by what she saw from Clark on Sunday night. While Clark may have put up 37 points in the…

Angel Reese and Olivia Miles headline Monday’s WNBA action, with two games games on national TV.

WNBA star Caitlin Clark erupted for a double-double of 37 points, 10 assists, and 3 rebounds in the Indiana Fever’s 113-90 win over the Chicago Sky on Sunday evening. Clark now has more 30 point/10 assists games than the rest of the WNBA players in history combined.

One of the greatest careers in WNBA history will come to an end next month, as Nneka Ogwumike announced her retirement from the league following the 2026 season. Ogwumike is probably best known for her tenure as the president of the WNBPA, a role she has held for a decade, and for good reason. In that position, Ogwumike presided over the execution of two landmark collective bargaining agreements, the most recent of which introduced revenue sharing into the WNBA, along with massive gains in compe

The Atlanta Dream beating the Los Angeles Sparks as 82% favorites highlights our Monday WNBA moneyline predictions!

Martina Navratilova remains steadfast in her critique of including transgender athletes in women’s sports. This time, the Czech-American has strongly opposed WNBA star Gabby Williams’ pro-trans advocacy.

Enes Kanter Feedom told me his Sky game ejection …