Dream Coach Karl Smesko Refuses to Make Excuses in Loss to Caitlin Clark, Fever
The Atlanta Dream were without a key player in their loss to the Indiana Fever.
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The Atlanta Dream were without a key player in their loss to the Indiana Fever.
Jason Whitlock didn’t waste any time targeting Atlanta Dream’s Angel Reese after her offensive stumble against the Indiana Fever on Sunday. The outspoken analyst used the Dream’s overtime loss to deliver a harsh assessment of Reese’s place in Caitlin Clark debates.
Toronto Tempo guard Brittney Sykes had strong words for Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell.
WNBAThe Golden State Valkyries are officially playoff-bound after the ninth seeded Portland Fire's loss to Phoenix on Sunday night.
WNBAPat Bev is the first player from the NBA — current or former — to call out Enes Kanter and Royce White.
On Monday, the WNBA admitted that an incident of security confronting two fans over their shirts never should have happened.
The Fever celebrated Sophie Cunningham's 30th birthday with a cake after beating the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in an overtime thriller Sunday night.
Ric Buchner highlights the need for the biggest voices in sports to join the WNBA broadcast.
Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings headline Monday’s WNBA schedule with a visit to the Golden State Valkyries.
Early this month, Sophie Cunningham told reporters that she wanted the conversation around her to shift back to basketball. That proved easier said than done.
Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell had 29 points in three quarters, but did not play in the fourth and went to the locker room. Here's the latest from Toronto.
After Tuesday afternoon’s shootaround, Sophie Cunningham was happy to talk about something other than the transgender athlete controversy that has followed the WNBA in recent months. Instead of that divisive issue, the Indiana Fever guard was asked about a different aspect of her growing profile and whether those qualities are helping bring new eyes to women’s basketball.