The WNBA is growing at a rapid pace and the recent announcement made by the union leadership made it evident. On Monday, it was revealed that the league made enough revenue during the 2025 season to trigger revenue sharing among its players. As a result, all teams are going to get a big collective payout, including the Los Angeles Sparks, co-owned by former NBA and LA Lakers legend Magic Johnson.
WNBAThe WNBA and the players association are yet to reach a common ground regarding the collective bargaining agreement. In a recent interview with Elle, the 2025 Rookie of the Year gave a clear message on what she thinks about the 2026 WNBA season. Bueckers, who is currently competing in the three-on-three league Unrivaled, spoke to Elle as part of the luxury brand Coach's new campaign "Explore Your Story."
WNBACaitlin Clark made another high-profile move during the WNBA offseason.
WNBAPistons postpone 2006 Shock celebration after unfortunate WNBA news, new date to be announced later in 2026.
Caitlin Clark has made waves in the WNBA ever since she made her rookie debut in 2024. After two seasons, the Indiana Fever guard has become a household name, starting down the path of astronomical success. Apart from her growing fame, the former Iowa Hawkeyes star has established great chemistry with some of her Fever teammates along the way.