Eastern Time, including earlier stories still developing that day. How days work
WNBAFor Kelsey Plum, the conversation around the Sparks’ defense turned into a call to action. Against the Portland Fire, she set out to prove a point on that end of the floor.
WNBACaitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever could not hold on to the momentum once again. They stumbled into another loss to the New York Liberty.
Caitlin Clark's 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left gave the Indiana Fever a 78-76 victory over the Washington Mystics on Monday night. Washington rallied from a 17-point deficit and led by one after Sonia Citron's two free throws with 4.3 seconds remaining, but after a timeout, Clark caught a crosscourt pass and was all alone after Cotie McMahon went for the steal and missed. From just in front of the logo on the left wing, Clark's shot hit nothing but net.
The Fever travel to DC to take on the Mystics on Monday night.
Jonquel Jones is going to have a memorable trip to Connecticut on Monday night as the Sun will retire her No. 35 jersey before the Liberty visit. Connecticut, which is playing its last season in the state before moving to Houston next season, will honor six former Sun members of the franchise during the team's “Sunset Season”. Connecticut acquired Jones on draft night in 2016 from the Los Angeles Sparks in a deal for Chelsea Gray that worked out well for both teams.
WNBANow a month into the WNBA season, the Minnesota Lynx are red-hot and are sitting atop the league standings.
WNBAThanks to a defensive surge in the second half, the Sparks earned their first Commissioner’s Cup win.
WNBAThe Indiana Fever guard offered a candid explanation for why every game feels like a battle as expectations continue to rise around the franchise.
WNBAI came across an interesting stat this weekend. Entering Sunday’s game against the Portland Fire, the Sparks had the worst defensive rating (115.6 points allowed per 100 possessions) in WNBA history. The previous lowest mark through 30 seasons was 114. The eye test matches what the stats say about the Los Angeles defense. The Sparks are an offense-first team; the roster has a great deal of offensive talent, and that’s the side of the ball that coach Lynne Roberts prioritizes. Although L.A. targe
WNBASaturday night's matchup between the Washington Mystics and Atlanta Dream produced a moment few WNBA fans expected to see. A head coach being escorted off the court by police officers. The unusual scene unfolded during Atlanta's 109-77 victory when Mystics coach Sydney Johnson was ejected following a heated confrontation with game officials.
WNBAJust days after returning to the lineup, Connecticut received more difficult news involving its veteran star center.
WNBAAliyah Boston and the Indiana Fever looked to get back above .500 in the 2026 WNBA season as they hit the road to face Sonia Citron and the Washington Mystics. The Fever entered the game with a 5-5 record after suffering an 83-75 loss to Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty on Saturday. Ahead of Monday's game against the Mystics, Boston was initially listed as questionable with a lower right leg injury.