WNBA NewsThursday, Mar 26, 2026

The WNBA will hold an expansion draft for its new franchises in Portland and Toronto on April 3, the league announced Wednesday.

'The WNBA's growth and cultural impact have never been stronger,' said Dan Weinberg, CBS Sports' executive VP of programming

Caitlin Clark made a high-profile appearance ahead of her third WNBA season.

When will the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempt add new WNBA players?

NY Liberty GM defined the end of the 2025 season as a “fork in the road moment” while explaining the firing of Sandy Brondello. The franchise moved on from their player-backed coach and then went on to hire Chris DeMarco from the Golden State Warriors as their next leader.

Caitlin Clark is getting prepared for her third WNBA season with the Indiana Fever in 2026, which is set to begin on May 9. The former Iowa Hawkeyes guard was limited to just 13 games in 2025 due to numerous injuries, even missing the Fever's entire playoff run. Clark is now fully recovered as we near the new WNBA season and has already made her return to the court.

NEW YORK — While WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert just finished negotiations to ensure that the league has a new collective bargaining agreement in time for the 2026 to season starts without delays, her future in the role is unclear for now. Adam Silver, the NBA commissioner who hired her, could not say whether she would remain in the job after this season. Engelbert has been in the role since 2019 and has led the league during a period of tremendous growth for the WNBA and through two CBA nego

The Phoenix Mercury will have a short time to build their roster before the 2026 WNBA season begins on May 8. Here's what to know.

The Indiana Fever shared some exciting news as they prepare to have another strong WNBA campaign.

Tamika Catchings never wanted to get into broadcasting when she retired from the WNBA a decade ago. The Indiana Fever great will get the opportunity to broadcast WNBA games this upcoming season as a commentator for USA Network. “My producer back then was like just try it,” Catchings recalled in a phone interview with The Associated Press on Thursday.

Chamique Holdsclaw and Tamika Catchings will join USA Network’s WNBA broadcast team for the 2026 season. The Tennessee legends will team up with a crew that already includes Kate Scott as the lead play-by-play announcer. Holdsclaw will appear in studio coverage alongside Elle Duncan and Renee Montgomery. Catchings, who previously worked for ESPN’s SEC Network, will call games as an analyst with Scott and Meghan McPeak. Holdsclaw played in the WNBA for 11 seasons and was a six-time All-Star, thre

The WNBA made a LeBron James reference.