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Angel Reese had plenty to celebrate Monday night. The Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 95-84 at Barclays Center, and Reese had another strong game.
WNBACaitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell each scored more than 20 points in the Indiana Fever's Game 2 win against the Las Vegas Aces.
WNBAThe 2026 WNBA postseason is in full swing and Opta’s supercomputer shows who is currently the most likely team to go on and win this year’s WNBA Finals. Two teams have already secured their place in the second round of the playoffs, with the New York Liberty seeing off the Minnesota Lynx and the Atlanta Dream beating the Washington Mystics 2-0 in the first round.
Atlanta and Indiana are tied entering the final week, creating the possibility of a star-filled Dream-Fever series in the first round of the WNBA playoffs.
Paige Bueckers has earned a new nickname from the Dallas Wings.
WNBADepth for the Minnesota Lynx? A veteran guard for the Washington Mystics? We evaluated each WNBA team's biggest offseason needs.
On Friday, Linda Cohn questioned A’ja Wilson’s decision to withdraw from Team USA’s 2026 FIBA World Cup campaign, suggesting she may have done so to avoid the “Caitlin Clark show. ” With the Indiana Fever star “embracing the global spotlight,” Cohn hypothesized that Wilson might have wanted to avoid that.
WNBAWashington returns tied with New York and Dallas, but three games against eliminated teams could send the young Mystics flying up the WNBA playoff bracket.
WNBAStewart followed up a stellar FIBA World Cup with a vintage display in Minnesota.
Angel Reese praises FIBA's looser whistle after winning gold, then returns to Atlanta with a dominant double-double.
The Washington Mystics visit the Indiana Fever on Sunday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, with tipoff set for 4:00 PM ET on NBA TV. Indiana entered the final week of the regular season at 26-14 with a playoff berth already secured, while…
Sophie Cunningham can’t believe NBA players have this advantage over WNBA stars. The WNBA is still in its budding stage, as each year a wave of fans continues to become new supporters.