

LA Sparks Basketball |Highlights vs Washington Mystics 8.15.26
The Sparks battled with the Mystics all night but couldn't keep that…


The Sparks battled with the Mystics all night but couldn't keep that…


Joe Buglewicz/Getty Images) | Getty Images There were two fun stretches in the New York Liberty’s otherwise irritating victory over the Connecticut…


Jonquel Jones, Breanna Stewart, and head coach Chris DeMarco discuss…
Caitlin Clark recently recorded a feat that no other player in the WNBA has to date — and she's still got plenty of fight left in her for the 2026…


Jonquel Jones and Marine Johannès led the New York Liberty to a road…
A'ja Wilson is the likely MVP this WNBA season, but she could be stopped in her tracks by Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles.


We put Diana Taurasi on the spot with a rapid-fire Q&A. Quick…


The Lynx, winners of 13 of their last 14, will look to continue their hot ways on CBS and Paramount+
Awak Kuier has improved the Dallas Wings defensively, but head coach Jose Fernandez clearly doesn't think so.
Kiah Stokes’s numbers may not jump off the page but she has been an integral part of the Valkyries’ success.
Kaitlyn Chen is currently putting the league on notice with the surprisingly successful Golden State Valkyries, but her road to doing so was anything…


A’ja Wilson defends Betnijah Laney-Hamilton. | Getty Images Ahead of their Saturday night game against the Los Angeles Sparks, the Washington Mystics…
Carla Leite is rapidly improving her game with the Portland Fire.


UNCASVILLE, CT - JUNE 08: Leila Lacan #47 of the Connecticut Sun defended by a8 during the WNBA Commissioner's Cup game between New York Liberty and…


A’ja Wilson and Napheesa Collier. | NBAE via Getty Images The first-place Minnesota Lynx and and third-place Las Vegas Aces meet for the third and…
Today’s results: The Fever closed out the Wings, 98-87. The Fire escaped the Storm, 84-82. WNBA team news: With the playoffs out of the question,…


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The Storm cut a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit to one with six seconds left, but can't complete the improbable comeback in an 84-82 loss to the Fire.


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