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WNBAKate Martin is not wasting her time this WNBA offseason, as she continues to work with a player development coach.
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WNBAKate Martin is not wasting her time this WNBA offseason, as she continues to work with a player development coach.
WNBAMartin is back in professional basketball for the time being.
WNBAWhen a reporter praises an athlete’s wins and documents their losses, the line between evaluation and personal attack can blur, especially when the athlete responds by cutting off access. That’s exactly what has happened to WNBA reporter Dan Zaksheske, who has found himself at the center of that debate after discovering that Angel Reese has taken action on social media.
WNBAChicago Sky guard Kate Martin announced a career decision after her third season in the WNBA.
WNBANobody wins a championship hoping to leave, and that is what makes the Golden State Valkyries’ offseason so strange. Less than two weeks after Game 7, and a week after a parade along the Embarcadero, one member of the champions has been telling reporters back home that she may not return.
Chiney Ogwumike asked the media to focus on the basketball, which makes the shooting numbers from Game 7 of the WNBA Finals an awkward place to start.
WNBAPHOENIX, ARIZONA - AUGUST 25: Kelsey Plum #0 of the Phoenix Mercury dribbles the ball during the first quarter against the Washington Mystics at Mortgage Matchup Center on August 25, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Aryanna Frank/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Washington Mystics head into the 2026-27 ...
Kahleah Copper, Kelsey Plum and Alyssa Thomas. | NurPhoto via Getty Images For many Phoenix Mercury fans, the less said about the 2026 WNBA season, the better. Entering the season, the team, already, was probably facing too-high expectations, as replicating their unexpected run to the 2025 WNBA Finals would be difficult. But, not even making, or really even contending for, the playoffs? So, what went wrong for Phoenix? What a needs to change if the team from the desert is to avoid a playoff d...
WNBAThe Indiana Fever could provide the right landing spot for Napheesa Collier should she choose to leave the Minnesota Lynx.
Bridget Carleton and Carla Leite. | Getty Images Are Portland Fire fans the happiest in the WNBA? A quick stroll through the social media streets of WNBA fandoms suggests that, outside of newly-crowned champion Golden State Valkyries, Fire fans are satisfied with state of things after their 17-win (re)debut season. In fact, there might be more irritation and anxiety percolating among Golden State supporters, already analyzing their repeat chances, than those in Portland. That’s the benefit of...
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WNBAThe Washington Mystics head into the 2026-27 offseason with plenty of promise after making the WNBA Playoffs with the league’s youngest roster. Now it’s time for Michael Winger and his staff to decide how to position Washington for a deeper playoff run and a second championship. Sabreena Merchant of The Athletic published an analysis piece […]