WNBA NewsYesterday, Oct 9, 2026

The Dream finished off the Liberty with an 85-83 win in Game 3 to advance to the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2013.

Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson has won a record fifth WNBA Most Valuable Player award for the 2026 season, becoming the first player in league history to win three straight MVPs.

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With their season on the line Friday night, the Liberty are moving past the controversial end to their Game 2 overtime loss to the Dream.

Dream All-Star guard Allisha Gray will remain out for Friday's Game 3 against the Liberty because of a finger injury.

From big buckets to a big voice, DeWanna Bonner is the Atlanta Dream’s X-factor in the chase for their first-ever WNBA title. The Dream have made the playoffs four years in a row, but they are currently matched up against the New York Liberty in their first semifinals appearance since 2018. Atlanta, which hasn’t advanced… The post Battle-Tested and Built For This: How DeWanna Bonner Elevates Atlanta On and Off The Court appeared first on Winsidr.

The Las Vegas Aces’ quest to successfully defend their title is not over, as they seek to win a fourth championship in a five-year span. However, they now find themselves in a massive do-or-die situation in their semifinal series. With their semifinal series shifting to Las Vegas for Game Three, the Aces are on the… The post Overcoming the Obstacles appeared first on Winsidr.

Breanna Stewart has accomplished just about everything in the WNBA. The New York Liberty superstar , though, has now experienced a postseason first she would rather forget. New York’s championship defense ended Saturday with an 85-83 loss to the Atlanta Dream in Game 3 of the second round. It completed a stunning sweep at Barclays Center. According […] The post Liberty’s Breanna Stewart makes wrong kind of personal history with sweep by Dream appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Golden State Valkyries look to close out the Las Vegas Aces on Friday night. Here's how to watch.

NEW YORK — DeWanna Bonner is heading back to the WNBA Finals, just one year after helping the Phoenix Mercury reach the championship series. This time, though, she’ll try to finish the job with the Atlanta Dream.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark uses Angel Reese as an example as she talks about her contract situation.

“Sabrina can’t guard!” Angel Reese was heard saying this in 2025 during an Unrivaled League game. And tensions have seemingly remained high ever since.