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WNBAOn Saturday, an exciting WNBA rematch will take place as the Indiana Fever travels to face the Atlanta Dream in State Farm Arena. How to Watch Indiana Fever vs Atlanta Dream These two teams faced off on Thursday night on…
WNBAThe Las Vegas Aces have waived guard Chennedy Carter, who started the season as near shoo-in for Sixth Player of the Year.
WNBAThis is a tricky part of WNBA contract rules.
WNBAGeno Auriemma didn't hold back when discussing Caitlin Clark and the WNBA.
WNBAWhen Azzi Fudd joined Stephen Curry in his camp in Chongqing, China, last year, she could not believe the fan reception she received. They showered her with love, Labubus, and mementos.
WNBADawn Staley is always around to support the players who play for her, and it clearly isn’t limited to their time with the South Carolina Gamecocks. The legendary head coach is constantly in touch with players long after they have graduated, and that trends seems to be following with Raven Johnson too.
The Minnesota Lynx got the better of the Portland Fire from the opening tip on Monday, cruising to a blowout win at Target Center. Head coach Cheryl Reeve’s squad overwhelmed the league’s newest franchise by a 33-point margin, relying on sustained pressure on both ends of the court.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark went in detail about the kind of impact the new CBA is expected to have on the WNBA.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever's frustrating night in Atlanta may not be over yet. Indiana fell 113-96 to the Atlanta Dream on Saturday despite getting 26 points and seven assists from Caitlin Clark. The loss dropped the Fever after another defensive struggle, but it also came with a financial consequence for two of the team's veterans.
WNBABoth the Phoenix Mercury and Seattle Storm may be without multiple key players in Saturday afternoon's matchup.
WNBAThe Dallas Wings backcourt dominated the Liberty in their last meeting. But can they do it again?
WNBACaitlin Clark delivered an honest self-assessment of her WNBA career so far, and the rest of the league should be worried.