WNBA NewsYesterday, Nov 7, 2026

Mysiha Hines-Allen hosted her all-girls camp on Saturday, and Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell stepped up to support her.

WNBA legends and analysts clash over claims that Caitlin Clark's success comes from looks. See the full debate and expert reactions here.

Angel Reese returned to LSU after her third WNBA season.

“In the women’s game, is it really about how good you are or the visibility, how pretty you are?” Angel McCoughtry has set off a big debate with this one question. The five-time WNBA All-Star said on the Get to the Point podcast that looks and visibility can matter more than talent when it comes to endorsements, and she used Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham as her example.

DeMarco's confidence in his approach often overshadowed the learning and relationship-building required to succeed as a WNBA head coach. The post Why didn’t it work out for the New York Liberty and Chris DeMarco? appeared first on The IX Sports.

Kelsey Mitchell is coming off a career-high 24. 7 points per game, and she is about to enter unrestricted free agency after nine seasons in Indiana.

Purple Reign! The post Valkyries Victory Is Perfect End to Landmark WNBA Season appeared first on Ballislife.com.

Angel Reese's comment on Kelsey Mitchell's TikTok video is not a free agency recruiting pitch.

Dearica Hamby, Ariel Atkins and Cameron Brink. | NBAE via Getty Images When a season’s biggest highlights are the celebrations of two franchise legends, one retiring and one receiving a statute, that’s a sign it wasn’t a great season. Nneka Ogwumike, certainly, deserved all the flowers and more she received during her final WNBA season. Lisa Leslie’s statue, likewise, was a long overdue honor for the women’s basketball icon. Yet, that the past took priority over the present was an indictment ...

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If the Indiana Fever are serious about winning a championship, it's time to move on from Kelsey Mitchell.

Lorela Cubaj. | NBAE via Getty Images Lorela Cubaj, a 6-foot-4 big, born in Italy to Balkan parents, is name familiar to women’s hoops fans. And for good reason. Over her five seasons at Georgia Tech (2017-22), she was a two-time winner of three major honors: All-ACC, ACC All-Defensive and ACC Defensive Player. Those accolades and more made her a second-round pick in the 2022, draft No. 18 overall by the Seattle Storm. While she would never play in Seattle, she did see WNBA action with the Ne...