WNBA NewsWednesday, Sep 2, 2026

Chicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins will miss the remainder of the WNBA's season as she continues to recover from a right knee injury, the team announced Tuesday.

Sixteen nations will compete in the World Cup in Berlin starting Friday. Team USA and France are front-runners.

Michaela Onyenwere and Lauren Betts. (Photo by Scott Taetsch) | Getty Images The WNBA has the best women’s basketball talent in the world. Every team’s supporting cast is full of players who have proven themselves somewhere at some time. However, one supporting cast deserves some extra attention: that of the Washington Mystics. Overlook the Mystics in the playoffs at your own peril. Not only do they have some of the best chemistry and vibes, but also some real talent up and down their roster....

The FIBA World Cup in Berlin has plenty of Lynx flavor with seven players representing their home countries The post Lynx descend upon Berlin for the FIBA Women’s World Cup appeared first on The IX Sports.

U.S. coach Kara Lawson says this version of the FIBA World Cup is the most challenging she's seen.

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Chantell Preston, the co-founder and owner of League One Volleyball franchise San Francisco Signal, has been speaking about Caitlin Clark’s impact on women’s sports. Clark was drafted into the WNBA by the Indiana Fever back in 2024, going on to enjoy a prolific rookie year, which saw her break the records for most points and assists in a debut season.

No Wilson. No Plum. No problem - apparently.

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Here's the full WNBA schedule for Aug. 30, including game times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.

Jacy Sheldon is staying busy amid the WNBA break, with the Chicago Sky sharing her upcoming mentorship session.

Caitlin Clark’s popularity has made her one of the most scrutinized players in women’s basketball, but former ESPN host Linda Cohn believes the attention surrounding the Indiana Fever star has crossed into something she simply cannot ignore. As Clark prepares to represent Team USA at the FIBA World Cup, Cohn has once again pushed back against what she sees as ridiculous treatment of the guard by members of the media.