WNBA NewsThursday, May 14, 2026

The Sun have announced some roster moves after a shaky start.

Last season, the Chicago Sky brought back Courtney Vandersloot, a player who previously spent 12 seasons with the franchise from 2011 to 2022. And according to Sky head coach Tyler Marsh, there was still unfinished business behind that return.

As the WNBA continues to grow in popularity, it continues to receive more and more media coverage. Of course, not all media coverage can be positive. However, it seems like WNBA fans think it should be. Too many WNBA fans see the media as part of the league, rather than a group that's covering it. ...

The Chicago Sky and Portland Fire have exceeded expectations, while the Los Angeles Sparks and Connecticut Sun had a forgettable first week.

New data highlights Caitlin Clark’s popularity in her third season with the Indiana Fever.

After an emotional departure from the Golden State Valkyries, Kate Martin is already enjoying her move to the Los Angeles Sparks.

After a unanimous vote from other owners, the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun will officially relocate to Houston for the 2027 campaign and beyond.

Kate Martin was not activated for the Indiana Fever-Los Angeles Sparks game, but she was in attendance.

Clark is only behind the greatest shooter in the NBA in this race...

The WNBA is trying to fix its physicality problem and is going through some growing pains during the opening week of the season. Fouls are up so far in the first week of the WNBA season with teams averaging 21.6 fouls — that's up just under two per game from the same point last year (19.9). By the end of the year, 18.2 free throws were attempted by each team on average.

Hall of Famer Lisa Leslie, who led the Sparks to two titles, will be honored with a statue on Sept. 20 in the Star Plaza outside of Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

The WNBA and NBA Board of Governors have unanimously approved the sale and relocation of the Connecticut Sun franchise from the Mohegan Tribe to Rockets owner Tilman J. Fertitta.