WNBA team news:
The Dream exposed the Valkyries' offensive shortcomings. Now they must answer.
WNBA player news:
Six players finally getting the spotlight in the WNBA Finals.
Angel Reese is determined to lead Atlanta to something special.
Dearica Hamby has launched a tween beauty brand with her daughter.
WNBA coach news:
College team news:
The AP top 25 preseason poll is out.
Breaking down each team.....what to know.
College coach news:
Today's result:
The Dream stuffed the Valkyries, 79-65, to even the series. Angel Reese lead the way with 30 points and 16 rebounds.
Game 3 is Wednesday in Atlanta.....
WNBA team news:
The Dream's secret support system? Their moms.
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams has found her formula for success in the WNBA.
Williams keeps raising her game as her team chases a title.
Laeticia Amihere went from barely playing to being Golden State's secret weapon.
WNBA coach news:
How Natalie Nakase has the Valkyries on the cusp of league history.
Today's result:
The Valkyries topped the Dream, 68-64.
The team in purple "found a way" to win.
WNBA team news:
Atlanta looks to clean things up after game 1.
Golden State retained and relished their Ballhalla advantage.
How the Valkyries cooled off Angel Reese.
WNBA player news:
How Gabby Williams uses math to shoulder a heavy offensive burden.
The growing power of women's basketball shoes.
WNBA commissioner news:
Engelbert said a search firm is vetting candidates to replace her.
Game 1 of the WNBA Finals tips at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow on NBC
WNBA team news:
The league's top two defensive teams face off for the title.
The Valkyries are anxious to tip off at home.
They are bringing Bay Area musicians to the Finals.
The mantra behind Atlanta's title run.
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams is Golden State's not-so-secret weapon......she helped turn an expansion team into a Bay Area phenomenon.
Kayla Thornton is eyeing her second ring.
DeWanna Bonner's path to this Final was unlikely.
Angel Reese won't shy away from the big stage of the Finals......she has taken the Dream to another level.
Allisha Gray is a game-time decision to play.
WNBA coach news:
Natalie Nakase coaches the same way she once played: scrappy, smart, and fully herself.
WNBA team news:
How the Dream and the Valkyries broke the mold to reach the Finals.
Atlanta and Allisha Gray are optimistic she'll be available for game 1.
The Dream went from forced sale to the Finals.
Golden State was overlooked, and now head to the Finals.
The matchup will be a defensive masterclass.
The Wings are pleased but not satisfied at the season. What will it take to win a title?
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams always did what teams needed. Golden State needed her to be a star.
Aliyah Boston underwent arthroscopic surgery to repair the lateral meniscus in her right knee.
WNBA coach and GM news:
Karl Smesko's leap from college to the pros has paid off.
Natalie Nakase's high-energy, hands-on coaching style has propelled her team to the playoffs.
The Valkyries' GM is relishing the Finals run with her handpicked roster.
The Dream's GM never doubted the team's potential.
LaToya Sanders won a WNBA title as a player, and now strives for one as an assistant coach.
College coach news:
WNBA team news:
Golden State will have their hands full with Angel Reese.
WNBA player news:
Jordin Canada credits faith and resilience for her breakthrough playoff run.
Reese trusted Atlanta coach Karl Smesko to change her shot, and it's paying dividends.
Reese is taking center stage for the Dream.
WNBA owner news:
College team news:
Notre Dame is younger and more fun-loving than ever.
No more "surprise" at Vanderbilt, as coach Shea Ralph is thinking about championships.
College player news:
WNBA team news:
The Dream have moved games 3 and 4 to State Farm Arena to accommodate more fans.
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams came to Golden State on a mission to win, and is now playing in the Finals.
Allisha Gray had a minor procedure on her left hand and is day to day heading into the Finals.
College team news:
Duke is picked to win the ACC again.
College player news:
WNBA team news:
The Dream are working to relocate the Finals from a 3,500-seat venue.
Patience, trades, and one bold bet: how Atlanta finally broke through to the Finals.
Can the Valkyries solve Angel Reese? The Finals matchup could hinge on it.
Golden State's Finals prep entails leaning on those who have been there.
WNBA coach news:
Natalie Nakase is built for the league's biggest stage.
College coach news:
Longtime Iowa State coach Bill Fennelly will retire at the end of the season.
WNBA team news:
The location of the Dream's home games for the Finals is still uncertain.
So unimaginable but so realistic: how the Valkyries made the finals in year 2.
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams began her hoops journey on a Bay Area club team.
The standard A'ja Wilson helped create now defines the Aces' future.
Today's semifinal results:
The Dream edged the Liberty, 85-83, to close out the series and head to the Finals.
The Valkyries put away the Aces in OT, 87-77, to bust into the Finals in their second year.
The series begins Saturday, Oct. 17.
WNBA player news:
Tina Charles is the Liberty's newest intern.
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WNBA team news:
The Liberty's loss last night came amid a disputed reset timeout.
Golden State has become the first women's sports team to surpass $100 million in annual revenue.
The Aces face possible elimination at home.
After another early playoff exit, what's next for Indiana?
WNBA player news:
Tiffany Hayes took a leap of faith with the Valkyries, and now has them one win away from the finals.
Veronica Burton and Janelle Salaun updates.
A'ja Wilson was named league MVP for a record fifth time.....Olivia Miles was the runner-up.
Caitlin Clark is eligible for the new CBA's "EPIC" deal.
Clark denounced online hatred directed toward Kelsey Mitchell.
WNBA coach news:
How Becky Hammon helped unlock the best version of A'ja Wilson.
College team news:
Indiana's unique freshman class is ready to get the team back on track.
Well well well..............(!!)
Today's results:
The Dream eclipsed the Liberty in OT, 101-98.
The Valkyries held off the Aces, 83-81.
WNBA owner news:
Golden State owner Joe Lacob has tried to be less emotional about his WNBA team. It's not working.
College team news:
UCLA and USC are looking to extend their dominance of Big Ten basketball.
The National Champion Bruins feel overlooked going into the new season.
Michigan is ready to take the next step after last year's Elite 8 run.
College player news:
JuJu Watkins says she'll be a smarter player returning from her ACL injury.
College coach news:
Why relationships matter to Niele Ivey.
Penn State coach Tanisha Wright talks identity and program-building.
WNBA team news:
The Aces are battling injuries going into the next game......their depth may be tested in a must-win game 2.
Atlanta will move to State Farm Arena next season.
WNBA player news:
Gabby Williams is raising her game in the playoffs.
Allisha Gray's finger injury will keep her out of game 2 tomorrow.
Tiffany Hayes takes a slice of her hometown with her to the semis.
Napheesa Collier faces a big decision in returning to the Lynx.
WNBA coach news:
Natalie Nakase is learning her limits.
Her collapse Sunday was a wake up call.
College player news:
Hannah Hidalgo has gone from freshman star to heralded senior.
College coach news:
WNBA team news:
The Valkyries are keeping their dream alive.
WNBA player news:
The minutes are mounting for Breanna Stewart.
DeWanna Bonner is becoming a Dream savior and a Liberty nightmare.
The Lynx's season is over, but the Olivia Miles era is just beginning.
College team news:
Duke is ready for the new season.
With a deeper team, Louisville aims to learn from last year's lessons.
Today's semifinal results:
Great defense and prolific scoring fueled the Dream's win over the Liberty, 92-82.
The Valkyries ran away from the Aces, 71-60.
WNBA player news:
DeWanna Bonner's fiery halftime speech fueled Atlanta to today's win.
In her 17th season, Bonner is still moving the needle in the playoffs.
WNBA coach news:
Natalie Nakase is adjusting her routine after her on-court collapse Friday.
WNBA team news:
The Liberty's success on the road is giving them confidence going into the semifinals.
The Dream are locked in for game 1 against upset-minded New York.
The Valkyries will face the ultimate test in the Aces......as well as many questions.
After a special season, the Mystics will enter 2027 with lofty expectations.
WNBA player news:
We don't appreciate Breanna Stewart enough.
Kelsey Mitchell said she'll be "selfish" with her impending free agency decision.
What's next for the Arike Ogunbowale-Paige Bueckers duo?
How Natasha Howard defied the odds.
WNBA coach and GM news:
Becky Hammon's Aces face Natalie Nakase's Valkyries in the semifinals.
GM Amber Cox defended the Fever's fan base......which one columnist says has pushed the franchise to the breaking point.
Indiana coach Stephanie White said she would like to return if the franchise wants her.
Today's result:
The Valkyries rallied from 16 down to take the Wings, 77-73.
The semifinals are set......and they tip off Sunday
Today's result:
The Aces ran past the Fever, 94-83.
WNBA team news:
It took until the playoffs, but the Liberty are finally firing on all cylinders.
Golden State is pondering adjustments going into game 3......they aim to return to their identity.
The Valkyries prepared for Paige Bueckers, but overlooked Arike Ogunbowale.
The Lynx are confronting their future, as well as Napheesa Collier's.
WNBA player news:
Bueckers is ready to go all out in game 3.
WNBA coach news:
Today's first-round results:
The Dream trounced the Mystics, 93-75, to take the series.
The Wings got the best of the Valkyries in OT, 108-100.
WNBA team news:
The star-studded Aces and Fever are ready for a decisive game 3 in Vegas.
Indiana can't escape the spotlight, on or off the court.
The Lynx's unprecedented collapse leaves major questions about what comes next......the roster needs major tweaks.
WNBA player news:
A close bond between Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard underscores Atlanta's success.
Gabby Williams hit her stride by staying hungry and never settling, she says.
Olivia Miles learned a painful lesson on the playoff stage.
WNBA coach news:
Jose Fernandez is paving the way for other Latino coaches in the league.
Cheryl Reeve said the Lynx "don't have quite the right group" for the playoffs.
Today's spicy results:
The Fever tied the series with a 99-89 win over the Aces.
The eighth-seeded Liberty eliminated the top seed Lynx, 87-71.
WNBA team news:
The Valkyries are focused on sweeping Dallas.
The Wings need a statement game to flip a familiar script.
WNBA player news:
Why Tiffany Hayes thinks Golden State could win it all.
Behind the scenes with Marine Johannes.
How Kelsey Mitchell juggles the WNBA with her pursuit of a PhD.
WNBA team news:
Are the Valkyries the team to beat in the playoffs?
The Wings showed yesterday that they can only go as far as Paige Bueckers takes them.
The Aces are leaning on their depth as they look to close out the Fever tomorrow.
Indiana is in a must-win situation.
The Lynx are in a familiar position, needing a road playoff win to save their season.
The Tempo are headed into the offseason with valuable clarity.
WNBA player news:
A'ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart showed yesterday why they're two of the best.
The league thought Olivia Miles would be good. She became a phenomenon.
Janelle Salaun sacrificed a starting role, and the Valkyries are reaping the rewards.
Today's first-round, game 1 results:
The Liberty dominated the Lynx, 91-75.
The Aces powered past the Fever, 102-85.
The Dream came back from behind to take the Mystics, 92-77.
The Valkyries blitzed the Wings, 104-80.
WNBA player news:
Olivia Miles conquered her rookie season. The playoffs are a different test.
AP awards:
All eight playoff teams hit the hardwood tomorrow, for the first round........
WNBA team news:
The Dream are looking different for the playoffs this season......can the Mystics stop them?
The Aces know what it takes to win. The Fever are trying to learn.
The Liberty are brushing off concerns about their injured stars before the playoffs.
The Valkyries have a real championship window.
Golden State expects the Wings to put up a fight.
How Dallas developed their intricate team handshakes.
Toronto players remain upbeat......and they dish on life in the city during the season.
WNBA player news:
How Napheesa Collier went from playoff heartbreak to leading her team to another championship chase.
A'ja Wilson and Aliyah Boston are set for another physical battle.
Paige Bueckers is leaning on big-game experience going into the playoffs.
WNBA playoff news:
The evenly-matched playoffs has every team believing they have a legitimate title shot.
The top-ranked Lynx are the heavy favorites to win a title......the team is chasing its fifth chip.
The Liberty may have a psychological edge over Minnesota in their first-round matchup.
Can the Aces flip a switch and win their fourth championship?
Valkyries-Wings playoff preview.
The Dream will face the Mystics.
WNBA team news:
Dallas is rapidly expanding their footprint in their home city.
Where will the Mercury go after a disappointing season?
WNBA player news:
Paige Bueckers steps into the playoffs for the first time.
WNBA coach and GM news:
Stephanie White is in ruthless pursuit of a WNBA championship.
Lynne Roberts was fired by the Sparks today.
GM Monica Wright Rogers sees promise beneath the wreckage of the Tempo's first season.
Today's results:
The Sun stopped the Tempo, 95-81, for their final game in Connecticut before the franchise moves to Houston.
The Mystics defeated the Sky, 101-93.
The Lynx blew out the Fever, 86-66.
The Aces closed out the Mercury, 100-82.
The Valkyries rallied from behind to nip the Sparks, 76-75.
WNBA team news:
How each of the eight playoff teams could win the title.
Did the Wings just have their best season ever?
A look back at the history and impact of the Sun.
The Mohegan Tribe made an early bet on a WNBA team, which is now leaving.
Connecticut fans are sad and upset at the team's departure.
The Tempo are tied for having the best draft lottery odds.
WNBA player news:
Nneka Ogwumike leaves the WNBA transformed, and marked by her influence.
Kelsey Mitchell's long streak of 20-point games ended tonight, but she set another record.
How Flau'jae Johnson flourished despite the Storm's losing season.
Today's results:
The Dream dumped the Liberty, 83-65, and locked up the fourth seed.
The Wings got the best of the Storm, 103-91.
WNBA playoff news:
Kayla Thornton remains invaluable for Golden State as they prepare for the playoffs.
Is New York a real title contender?
WNBA team news:
The Fire's first season was a success, despite no playoff berth......the team is full of promise.
Seattle's young core went into tonight's last game with mixed feelings.
WNBA player news:
Angel Reese left tonight's game after being hit in the face, and Jonquel Jones tweaked her ankle.
Breanna Stewart sat out tonight's game as a precaution.
Today's results:
The Mystics eclipsed the Sun, 79-69, for a franchise record 27th win.
The Fever rolled past the Lynx, 96-77.
The Sky downed the Tempo, 97-85.
The Aces topped the Sparks, 89-79.
The Fire needed an OT to upend the Valkyries, 90-82.
WNBA team news:
How losing could boost Toronto's chance for the No. 1 draft pick next year.
WNBA player news:
"Born a leader," Shakira Austin has guided the youthful Mystics back to the playoffs.
Nneka Ogwumike is grateful for her 15-year career.
Jessica Shepard's breakout season for Dallas doesn't surprise her, or teammate Paige Bueckers.
In letting Olivia Miles be herself, Minnesota unleashed a star.
Gabriela Jaquez is reminding us why Chicago chose her at No. 5.
Rachel Banham is starting to think about life after basketball.
Today's results:
The Dream beat the Liberty, 95-84.
The Mercury edged the Wings, 87-86.
WNBA playoff news:
The final week of the regular season sees the playoff picture still muddled.
Dallas could be seeded as high as fifth.
WNBA player news:
NaLyssa Smith is finding a new perspective from the sideline.
WNBA team president news:
Sun president Jennifer Rizzotti will relocate with the team to Houston.
Today's results:
The Lynx put away the Sun, 101-89.
The Liberty crushed the Tempo, 106-69.
The Mystics routed the Fever, 93-77.
The Sparks made work of the Fire, 105-84.
The Aces ran past the Storm, 98-77.
WNBA team news:
The Libs are getting their own Air Force 1 shoe.
Toronto's support of their team in their home finale was evident.
WNBA player news:
Nneka Ogwumike today became the fourth player in WNBA history to score 8,000 career points.
A'ja Wilson became the first player in league history to log two 1,000-point seasons.
Olivia Miles broke Caitlin Clark's rookie points record for most scored in a season.
Lisa Leslie's statue was unveiled today at Crypto.com Arena.
Today's results:
The Liberty sunk the Lynx, 93-81.
The Valykries ran away from the Fire, 82-66.
The Fever handled the Tempo, 103-85.
WNBA team news:
The Valkyries have resumed their chase for the top playoff seed.
WNBA player news:
Kelsey Mitchell broke A'ja Wilson's single-season scoring record tonight.
Iyana Martin's World Cup run has reshaped Portland's guard picture.
Golden State rookie Juste Jocyte is more comfortable after the World Cup break.
WNBA coach news:
Mike Thibault will return to Connecticut to bid the Sun goodbye.
Today's results:
The Dream smashed the Sun, 103-59.
The Mystics pounded the Sky, 110-80.
The Wings trounced the Sparks, 97-77.
The Aces throttled the Storm, 114-77.
The Mercury survived the Fire, 94-91.
WNBA team news:
It's second and go time for the Valkyries......whose front court trio has yet to return from the World Cup.
WNBA player news:
Tonight Rhyne Howard broke Sabrina Ionescu's record for most three-pointers in a season.
Sandersville, Georgia made Allisha Gray who she is.
Despite this lost season, Seattle's young players want to finish on their own terms.
Five games on the schedule tomorrow, as the WNBA season resumes
WNBA team news:
The Lynx are on the hunt for title redemption.
Golden State is still without key players as the season resumes.
The Aces are hitting the ground running.
The Sun are set for their final week in Connecticut before the team moves to Houston.
Morgan Tuck will relocate and remain the GM of the franchise.
WNBA player news:
Jackie Young left an impression on Stephanie White at the World Cup.
Janelle Salaun could become the go-to option for the Valkyries during the playoffs.
Why Paige Bueckers was limited in the World Cup title game.....she returns "laser-focused" on the Wings.
Does Dallas have buyer's remorse with Azzi Fudd?
Marina Mabrey is out for the season with a hip adductor injury.
WNBA team news:
How the Mystics fast-tracked from a rebuild to a playoff team in two seasons.
The three teams under the most pressure heading down the season's final stretch.
WNBA player news:.
Azzi Fudd is ready to be Dallas' hype woman.
The Wings' years of patience are paying off for defensive specialist Awak Kuier.
Tina Charles is an intern for the Liberty as she pursues a Master's degree from UConn.
Tamika Catchings discusses how she finds her direction in life.
WNBA commissioner news:
Sophie Cunningham talked with Adam Silver about the WNBA's new commissioner.
Silver has heard from "several" potential candidates for the job.....the new leader will have more autonomy.
World Cup news:
The U.S. came from behind in the first to beat France, 97-79, and win the World Cup for the fifth straight time.
Breanna Stewart was the tournament MVP.
World Cup news:
France ran past Germany, 86-64, in semifinal one today.
The U.S. pulled away from Spain, 76-66, in the second semi.
The Team USA-France final tomorrow is highly-anticipated.
The U.S. team is focused on themselves.
Tomorrow's game is at 11 a.m. PT on TNT.
World Cup news:
The U.S. and Spain face off tomorrow at 11 a.m. PT
Team USA took coach Kara Lawson's message to heart.
The last time the U.S. beat Spain for gold, Breanna Stewart was there.
Caitlin Clark and Megan DiLeo meet with medal hopes on the line.
Jackie Young has a chance to make history in her World Cup debut.
WNBA rivals are turning into teammates.
WNBA news:
The league is looking for a "Commissioner for the People."
Katie Lou Samuelson will miss the rest of the season after undergoing a knee procedure.
World Cup news:
The U.S. hammered Hungary, 108-56.
Germany's coach hailed their "best night" after they made the semifinals.
Awa Fam and Iyana Martin are leading the youthful charge for Spain.
Can Marine Johannes set the World Cup triples record?
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark are having fun playing together for the U.S.
Ezi Magbegor tore her ACL in Australia's win this week, and will miss the rest of the WNBA season.
The World Cup semifinals tip off Saturday
World Cup news:
Australia staved off Italy, 82-80.
The USA eyes more consistency as they face Hungary.
The U.S. is still the team to beat.
Hungary's rise reflects the global growth of the game.
Caitlin Clark's journey to the World Cup is almost a decade in the making......she has been a great playmaker.
Tamika Catchings recalls Team USA's transition as a new generation takes center stage.
WNBA news:
Kate Martin is still figuring out who she is as a player.
The WNBA will begin its search for Cathy Engelbert's successor later this month.
Today's World Cup results:
The U.S. crushed the Czech Republic, 105-64.
France demolished Nigeria, 111-56, and broke records in the process.
Germany swept aside Mali, 83-58.
More World Cup news:
After their close call yesterday, Team USA coach Kara Lawson called out the team's passion.
France is aiming for the medal round for the first time in 73 years.
Puerto Rico demands more respect after eliminating Turkey.
Julie Allemand is now the World Cup's all-time assists leader.
Ziyu Zhang is a unique player with a unique trajectory.
WNBA news:
Today's World Cup results:
The U.S. escaped Italy, 55-52.
China edged the Czech Republic in OT, 74-70.
More World Cup news:
Jackie Young is living her dream leading Team USA.
WNBA team news:
World Cup news:
Mali upset Spain, as France, Germany and Hungary also won today.
How the U.S. competed on the first day, compared to their rivals.
Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers are already making their presence felt for Team USA.
The debuts of the younger players hints at a changing of the guard.
Chelsea Gray is looking forward to filling a veteran role in World Cup competition.
Team USA takes on Italy tomorrow at 11:45 a.m. PT
World Cup news:
Team USA knocked out China, 94-61.
Italy snagged their first win in 30 years.
How the U.S. basketball system has shaped Nigeria's team.
WNBA executive news:
Cathy Engelbert announced she will retire in December......what comes next for the WNBA.
Under Engelbert, growth and controversy were intertwined.
WNBPA leaders commented on Engelbert's retirement.
Ariana Adonian is the new general manager for the Sparks.
WNBA team news:
World Cup news:
With a new-look roster and no A'ja Wilson, the U.S. title defense gets tougher.
A 30-game winning streak is on the line.
A duo standing 7-3 and 6-10 will have teams looking up to China.
After waiting her turn, Caitlin Clark's World Cup moment has arrived.
Sue Bird faces a new kind of pressure as managing director of the women's national team.
WNBA player news:
Satou Sabally will miss the rest of the season with a concussion.
World Cup news:
Team USA looks to jell with little practice time before competition.
Which teams are the biggest threat to the U.S.?
Gabby Williams has been named France's captain for competition......can the French end a 73-year medal drought?
Angel Reese is ready to inspire.
Dominique Malonga is ready to dunk in competition.
The Wings' Li Yueru will miss World Cup play for China due to a lost passport.
The Storm's front court will square off at the World Cup.
Megan DiLeo has a special mission at the World Cup.
The future is now for new-look Australia.
WNBA team news:
Dallas is looking to maintain playoff momentum during the break.
College player news:
Kymora Johnson was told by Dawn Staley to stay at Virginia.
Kate Koval said she left LSU due to the addition of a Russian player.
World Cup news:
Kara Lawson says this World Cup will be the most challenging yet for the U.S.
Paige Bueckers' World Cup debut brings her USA Basketball journey full circle.
The time is now for Bueckers, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.
Team USA's golden era isn't over. It's cake walk is.
Everything to know about the World Cup.
WNBA team news:
WNBA player news:
Clark says she's feeling the best she's felt in her career.
Skylar Diggins will miss the rest of the season as she continues to rehab a knee injury.
Diggins' future with the organization is open to interpretation.
World Cup news:
Kelsey Plum is out for the season with injury, and A'ja Wilson will also miss the World Cup.......Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron will be their replacements.
The Liberty have seven players going to Berlin.
WNBA team news:
After the break, the Dream will face a sprint for playoff seeding.
The Valkyries are primed for a big finish after the World Cup break.
The Fire are leaning into experimentation after playoff elimination.
WNBA player news:
Today's results:
The Dream took down the Lynx, 89-81.
The Sparks trounced the Storm, 90-74.
The Valkyries rolled past the Fire, 86-69.
The Wings crushed the Sun, 97-71.
Regular-season play resumes Sept. 16.......
WNBA team news:
Minnesota heads into the break on a two-game losing streak. Here's what they can learn from it.
WNBA player news:
Angel Reese notched a WNBA record 29th season double-double today.
Sarah Ashlee Barker has rejoined Portland after knee surgery.
FIBA World Cup news: