WNBA NewsWednesday, Apr 15, 2026

Raven Johnson announces her arrival to the Indiana Fever in the most 'baddie' way as she also establishes the role she'll play in team that already have establish guards.

Brittney Griner joined the Sun after one season with the Dream, during which she record career lows.

Our staff weighs in on the best picks and biggest takeaways of this year's draft.

A'ja Wilson has agreed to sign a three-year, $5 million supermax contract with the Las Vegas Aces. The deal is the largest in WNBA history and was negotiated by Jade-Li English of Klutch Sports Group. Wilson is a three-time WNBA champion and four-time WNBA Most Valuable Player. Wilson was the first overall pick in the 2018 WNBA draft out of South Carolina after also winning a NCAA championship in college. During her MVP season in 2025, Wilson averaged 23.4 points, 10.2 rebounds, 3.0 assists, ...

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The Sparks are going old. They don't have a choice. Five years of lottery missteps have produced exactly one current Sparks player, Cameron Brink, who's been an injured bust.

Let's dive into some fresh 2026 WNBA power rankings.

The LA Sparks’ offseason signals they’re done with rebuilding and ready to win. But, could they regret this change?

For every life-changing moment at the WNBA Draft, there’s the crushing silence for those who don’t hear their name called. As an athlete, that could be one of the most disheartening things ever.

Hall of Famer and former WNBA No. 1 overall draft pick Sue Bird spoke to The Republic about college players quickly adjusting to professional life.

UCLA saw a record six players drafted, and a record five players drafted in the first round of the WNBA Draft. USA TODAY gave out grades for the picks

Two players on the league’s two newest teams