WNBA NewsThursday, Apr 23, 2026

Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty fell short of expectations during the 2025 WNBA season, unable to defend their championship after suffering a 2-1 series loss to Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury in the first round of the playoffs. Now, the Liberty will turn their attention to the 2026 season, beginning with a preseason game against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever on Saturday. Despite New York's lack of success in 2025, Stewart continued to prove she is one of the best players...

Star Breanna Stewart has revealed when she plans to suit up for the Liberty in a 2026 WNBA preseason game.

CHICAGO — Courtney Vandersloot didn’t think it would be this hard to sit on the sidelines. At this stage of her career, the Chicago Sky point guard is used to missing training camp. Vandersloot spent years logging winter seasons in Europe, flying back to Chicago with just enough time to reintegrate into the roster before diving into the WNBA regular season. But this is different. Vandersloot ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Wednesday morning at the Indiana Fever media day, a reporter asked Aliyah Boston to share about her offseason. She did, succinctly and politely, while keeping a lid on the details. She volunteered how she had gone home and trained five times a week. She touched on her time playing for the Unrivaled league, smiled to herself while briefly reminiscing about a trip to Barbados, and hastened to her conclusion that her break was all a “grind.” Two questions later, someone else inquired

Myisha Hines-Allen had great things to say about her new teammate Caitlin Clark at the Indiana Fever's media day on Wednesday.

Houston’s four-time WNBA champion franchise is poised to return in 2027, but a trademark dispute could decide whether the Comets name survives.

The Mystics’ biggest need was shooting. Yet, they used six 2026 draft picks on non-shooters. Why?

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Caitlin Clark dropped a major praise for her Fever teammate.

Just as the WNBA season was about to tip off, the Dallas Wings made a roster move that few saw coming, parting ways with two players who carried high expectations into training camp. Only a fraction of college stars stick on a WNBA roster, but few expected a history-making Maryland guard and a top scorer to be among the first cuts for the Dallas Wings.