Adding Satou Sabally to an already star-studded core could cause some problems, but the Liberty have some advantages in that area.
Preseason is kicking off tomorrow, and Caitlin Clark will finally be back on the court for the Fever.
Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes may be stealing the spotlight for the Toronto Tempo, but it will be another player's presence that will matter most.
It's way too early to predict who will make it to the WNBA Finals this season, but there are four teams who are likely to anyway.
The Sky are heading into the 2026 WNBA season with a nearly brand new roster — and some fans think the team could go all the way.
The Storm might be in a bit of a reset this season, but the team is still relying on 2025 draft pick Dominique Malonga to lead the way.
The Portland Fire will make their debut this season with a major WNBA legend helping lead the way from the sidelines.
Caitlin Clark is back on the court for the Indiana Fever and broadcast partners for the team are already anticipating a surge of interest.
We could see a lot more of Caitlin Clark off the ball this season, and she’s not mad about it at all.
Monique Billings is one of the Fever’s offseason additions, but she already knows exactly what she wants to add to the team.
Tiffany Hayes' $600,000 deal with the Golden State Valkyries is good news for fans and the team, but it's not clear how long she'll be there in the…
The new WNBA Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) is impacting players who are already in the league, as well as rookies who were recently drafted.
The Seattle Storm came into the 2026 preseason with an Ezi Magbegor question hanging over the team's collective head: would she stay or would she go?
The Indiana Fever return for the 2026 season with Kelsey Mitchell and Caitlin Clark ready to play after suffering injuries last year.
After a sophomore season derailed by injury and frustration, Caitlin Clark still has something important to prove during the 2026 WNBA season.
The Dream have all the tools to allow Angel Reese to thrive with her new team.
Stephanie White knows exactly what she wants to see from her Fever team this season.
Caitlin Clark is ready for another successful WNBA season with the Fever.
The Golden State Valkyries will need to figure out who the team's primary shooter will be before the season begins in early May.
The new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) in the WNBA means the league's athletes have the opportunity to get paid significantly more than ever…