

Indiana Fever 2026 draft caps off a busy week of roster additions
The Indiana Fever drafted three players on Sunday night after signing several more throughout the week The post Indiana Fever 2026 draft caps off a…


The Indiana Fever drafted three players on Sunday night after signing several more throughout the week The post Indiana Fever 2026 draft caps off a…


The Storm lost their top five scorers from last season. After completing one of the WNBA's best drafts, here's why Seattle was right to rebuild.
Serah Williams was drafted by the Connecticut Sun in the third round of the WNBA Draft this week — and then traded to the Portland Fire while she was…


Ariel Atkins and Kelsey Plum. | Getty Images Over the past few years, the Los Angeles Sparks have been a rebuilding team. They were trying to build…
The Dallas Wings announced Tuesday that WNBA veteran Alysha Clark agreed to a one-year deal with the team.


Gabby Williams of Fenerbahce Opet and Laura Quevedo of Spar Girona. The top women’s basketball competition in Europe has reached its apex. The…
The Sparks are going old. They don't have a choice. Five years of lottery missteps have produced exactly one current Sparks player, Cameron Brink,…


Former Washington Huskies standout Elle Ladine received a training-camp invite from the Storm, who start practice Sunday under first-year coach Sonia…
WNBA team news: The Valkyries and Storm agreed to a trade before Flau’jae Johnson was picked. In an offseason of departures, Olivia Miles is a…


NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 13: Gabriela Jaquez (L) of UCLA poses with WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert (R) after being selected with the 5th pick in…


The grades are in and the Storm received relatively high marks following an impressive haul at the WNBA draft.


Cathy Engelbert also discussed CBA negotiations, the officiating task force, the Connecticut Sun sale and more
The Indiana Fever made the most of the team's three draft picks Monday night when the team selected Vanderbilt's Justine Pissott as the No. 25…


The 6-foot-7 center was drafted No. 4 overall Monday night
Things are looking up for the Storm after a ton of free agency departures.


JuJu Watkins is the early favorite at No. 1, but a deep 2027 class featuring Madison Booker, Hannah Hidalgo and a 7-foot-3 international prospect…


Plus the NBA's Play-In Tournament begins tonight


Golden State stunned the draft by selecting LSU star Flau'jae Johnson at No. 8, then abruptly flipping her to Seattle
Nobody expected the Chicago Sky to make this move in the 2026 WNBA Draft, but it makes complete sense.


The Storm used the first of their two first-round picks – No. 3 overall – in the WNBA draft to select Awa Fam, the 19-year-old center from Spain.