WNBA NewsMonday, May 18, 2026

On Sunday, a banged-up Atlanta Dream team lost late to the Las Vegas Aces, but still announced themselves as championship contenders.

INDIANAPOLIS — Caitlin Clark comes to the floor with a handshake and a polite smile. During player introductions, one by one, the Indiana Fever starting five release from the bench, extend low fives and greet the final teammate, Makayla Timpson, who waits at the end of the receiving line to help flesh out their personalities. Myisha Hines-Allen chest-bumps Timpson, Monique Billings strikes model poses as Timpson pretends to take photos, and nine-year pro Kelsey Mitchell crosses her arms as Timps

Skylar Diggins misses Sky-Lynx game with eye injury

Rickea Jackson left Sunday's win over the Lynx after her left knee buckled awkwardly while she was driving to the rim.

The WNBA is facing heat on social media, for allegedly "disrespecting" Indiana Fever star point guard Caitlin Clark with a pregame graphic. The WNBA held a big national TV doubleheader on Sunday. The Atlanta Dream took on the Las Vegas Aces in the first game of the afternoon, followed by the ...

Caitlin Clark is stuffing the stat sheet so massively for the Indiana Fever that WNBA scorekeepers are having trouble keeping up.

The Fever star fired back after the win on Sunday.

For a veteran-laden team, the LA Sparks have found themselves in an unceremonious position in this initial stretch of the season. Kelsey Plum and Nneka Ogwumike’s team have tasted victory in four games so far, with their latest defeat coming against league newbies Toronto Tempo.

Indiana's star guard had a historic weekend, though that didn't come easily.

Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud sounded off on WNBA referees after her teammate, Rickea Jackson, suffered a terrible mid-game injury.

It was a first ever for the Fever star.

After leading the Fever to an 89-78 win over the Storm with another double-double, Caitlin Clark reflected on her efficient performance.