Today's results:
The Lynx bested the Fire, 101-93.
The Fever dominated the Liberty, 108-88.
The Valkyries sank the Mystics, 74-69.....it's their ninth straight win.
WNBA team news:
The Wings turned a bye week into a rev-up for the games before the All-Star break.
WNBA player news:
Minnesota celebrated Sylvia Fowles, with Napheesa Collier "itching to get back out there."
WNBA coach news:
Natalie Nakase says Golden State players have largely been spared from online harassment.
Today's results:
The Fever staved off the Storm, 110-107.
The Dream railroaded the Tempo, 111-92.
The Sky rolled past the Sparks, 96-82.
The Sun pounded the Mercury, 96-83.
WNBA team news:
WNBA player news:
Caitlin Clark became the first in league history tonight to score 45 points and dish 10 assists.
Nneka Ogwumike passed Lisa Leslie to become LA's all-time leading scorer.
Skylar Diggins remains out with a knee injury, but is willing to contribute moving forward.
Satou Sabally is sidelined with a concussion, and has no timetable for a return.
How Lauren Betts is remaiing positive during a rocky rookie season.
Today's result:
The Fire held down the Mystics, 75-56.
Today's Liberty at Wings game was postponed due to mechanical issues with New York's plane.
WNBA team notice:
After a perfect road trip, Golden State has put the WNBA on notice.
The Mercury aim to regroup in the season's second half.
WNBA player news:
All-Star Kelsey Mitchell is a steadying influence for the Fever.
Jackie Young continues to soar.
Sonia Citron is an unmistakable star.
How Fire fans fell in love with Megan Gustafson.
Kiah Stokes leads the Valkyries fierce defense.
Caitlin Clark shouldn't be used as a political football, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says.
WNBA All-Stars will meet with Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to discuss online abuse.
WNBA officiating news:
More whistles, more points: how the league's new officiating focus is reshaping games.
Today's results:
The Sky survived the Storm, 95-90.
The Lynx downed the Sparks, 96-87.
The Valkyries handled the Fever, 88-75, for their eighth straight win.
WNBA team news:
The Aces denounced the racist message aimed towards Chelsea Gray......who says enough is enough.
What 11 close games reveal about Golden State.
How the Valkyries' fierce defense made them into a contender.
The Tempo are trying to soldier on without Brittney Sykes, Kiki Rice and Temi Fagbenle.
How the "constraints-led approach" could revolutionize the Fire.
WNBA player news:
Olivia Miles left tonight's game with an ankle injury.
Flau'jae Johnson won't let Chicago forget that they passed on her.
Janiah Barker will miss the remainder of the season with an injury.
Tina Charles is launching her own craft beer company in Connecticut.
WNBA All-Star news:
All-Star GM's Teresa Weatherspoon and Cynthia Cooper picked their respective teams.
WNBA executive news:
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reportedly persuaded WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to suspend and fine Alyssa Thomas.......the WNBA denies the report.
Silver says the WNBA and NBA are having discussions about Engelbert's future.
Sun GM Morgan Tuck is preparing for motherhood as she leads the team through a tough season.
Today's results:
The Sun edged the Fire, 90-87.
The Mystics powered past the Tempo, 79-62.
WNBA team news:
The Sparks are at a crossroads after firing their GM.
WNBA player news:
Ezi Magbegor talks leading the Storm's youthful core, and expanding her game.
DiJonai Carrington is almost ready to return to play, but she can't save the Sky by herself.
Gabriela Jaquez has had a smooth transition into the league.
College coach news:
Charlotte coach Tomekia Reed has returned from medical leave.
Today's results:
The Dream defeated the Sparks, 101-92.
The Lynx came from behind to best the Mercury, 104-100.
WNBA team news:
The Liberty are a midseason mystery, despite a second Commissioner's Cup title.
The Fever have proven they are championship contenders, but a question remains.
The Sky are open to trades at the August deadline, but don't plan to shop Skylar Diggins.
WNBA coach news:
Becky Hammon says official's foul reviews "encourage more drama."
NCAA news:
The NCAA tournament will seed the top 16 teams by their true ranking, beginning in 2027.
Today's results:
The Tempo held off the Liberty, 93-91.
The Mystics eclipsed the Storm, 84-79.
The Wings stopped the Sky, 96-91.
The Fever dominated the Aces, 109-75.
WNBA team news:
Toronto's visit to Montreal builds on momentum for women's sports.
WNBA player news:
Dearica Hamby's relentless effort and loyalty have helped her retain a key role with the Sparks.
Courtney Vandersloot stresses urgency for slipping Chicago.
Sydney Taylor is growing up on the road, one In-and-Out at a time.
WNBA GM news:
Los Angeles has fired Raegan Pebley in the middle of her third season with the franchise.
Today's results:
The Valkyries disposed of the Sun, 79-64.
The Wings topped the Tempo, 108-95, in front of a league-best 20,996 fans in Montreal.
The Sparks downed the Sky, 102-87.
WNBA team news:
With tonight's win, Golden State is now the fastest expansion franchise to reach 40 wins.
The Fire are navigating the ups and downs of their first year.
WNBA player news:
Natasha Cloud and Chicago might be a perfect fit after all.
Jessica Shepard's free agency diligence is paying off in Dallas.
Portland's 35-year-old rookie has emerged as one of the team's top scorers.
WNBA commissioner news:
Radio show host Dan Patrick says Cathy Engelbert canceled an interview with him yesterday.
Today's results:
The Dream put away the Storm, 89-78.
The Aces beat the Fire, 88-80.
The Fever held off the Mercury, 92-89.
WNBA team news:
The Valkyries have "really helped raise the bar," commissioner Cathy Engelbert said.
WNBA player news:
A'ja Wilson will co-star on a new ESPN docuseries called "Life in the W."
Jonquel Jones' "unchartered territory" this past offseason is paying dividends now.
Inside rookie Olivia Miles' record-breaking rookie season.
Why Angel Reese is a perfect fit in Atlanta.
Perseverance has paid off for first-time All-Star Marina Mabrey.
Maddy Siegrist has been a good luck charm for Dallas, and she wants to do more.
Sania Feagin will miss the rest of the season for Portland with a torn ACL.
