How WNBA superstars, rising stars and relocated stars fared in their first preseason games
WNBA preseason action opened with a five-game slate, and plenty of players notched notable performances.
WNBA preseason action opened with a five-game slate, and plenty of players notched notable performances.
After toiling through the CBA and then fast-tracking the offseason, the WNBA season is finally here. The players were itching to get on the court with the training camps in full flow.
Mystics drop their first game of the preseason. We learned a lot about this young roster and what is to come.
New Wings head coach Jose Fernandez spoke about the team‘s potential outlook heading into the 2026 WNBA season.
It’s been almost 10 months since Caitlin Clark last suited up for the Indiana Fever. Clark made her long-awaited return Saturday against the New York Liberty in both teams’ first preseason games of the year, with the Fever notching a 109-91 win. The 2024 rookie of the year played just 13 games during her sophomore season as she navigated injuries before officially being shut down in September. As Clark enters her third season in the WNBA, the anticipation might rival that of her rookie year, con
Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu has a bold take on the mindset of the team that is sure to catch the attention of any fan.
The Washington Mystics have decided to start making cuts after last night’s game against the Minnesota Lynx. They waived Kamaria McDaniel and Mya Hollingshed earlier today. It is not surprising that Washington waived them because neither were drafted. However, given the WNBA’s expanded rosters this season where two players can be on developmental contracts in […]
The 6-foot-1 guard got the start for head coach Stephanie White in the Fever's first preseason game. Cunningham finished with 13 points, two rebounds, an assist and three triples in just 14 minutes of action. It was a good first game back for the Fever star, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in 2025.
SIOUX FALLS — The result will count only in the preseason standings, but for the Phoenix Mercury, Saturday’s win over the Chicago Sky carried far greater meaning. Phoenix Mercury head coach Nate Tibbetts smiles after the team wins against Chicago Sky on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.