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Thursday, June 11, 2026

Hot stuff

Today's results:


The Fever needed an OT to douse the Sky, 114-106.


The Liberty rolled past the Dream, 104-90.


The Wings stopped the Mercury, 85-70.


The Aces put out the Fire, 105-89.


WNBA team news:


The Young Mystics have shown they can compete, but they will still have more growing pains.


Amid a losing streak, Portland is embracing the experience.


Can the Sky move up in the standings without a star? They've got no choice.


Can year two be different for the Valkyries?


The WNBA could return to New England in the 2030's, the commissioner says.


WNBA player news:


Paige Bueckers hopes to get Dallas winning more in her second season.


JJ Quinerly and Awak Kuier returned from injury for the Wings.


Natasha Howard's return to Minnesota is a full-circle moment.


Has Sydney Taylor played her way into a bigger role for Chicago?


Bree Hall, activated for Indiana for the first time this season, "did a great job preparing."


Kelsey Plum has signed with Adidas.


College coach news:


Minnesota has extended Dawn Plitzuweit's contract through 2032.


Longtime UConn assistant Jamelle Elliott is leaving the program.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:33 PM No comments:

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Topsy turvy

Today's results:


The Tempo prevailed over the Sun in OT, 106-102.


Still in progress: Sparks at Storm......


WNBA team news:


The Storm are banking on Dominique Malonga to get the team on track.


The Sky go as Natasha Cloud goes.....tumult continues for the team.


Expansion teams are surprising the league again.


WNBA player news:


Satou Sabally is embracing a new version of herself with the Liberty.

Posted by Sue Favor at 8:30 PM No comments:

Tuesday, June 9, 2026

The regulars keep winning

Today's results:


The Dream held off the Sky, 82-75.


The Lynx throttled the Wings, 100-76.


Still in progress: Valkyries vs. Mercury


WNBA team news:


Tyler Marsh has taken the blame for Chicago's offense, but it's actually complicated.


WNBA player news:


Last night A'ja Wilson became the fastest player in league history to reach 6,000 career points.


Sue Bird is entering a new era, and doing it her way.


WNBA coach news:


Atlanta coach Karl Smesko is even more confident in year two.

Posted by Sue Favor at 8:24 PM No comments:

Monday, June 8, 2026

The beat goes on and on

Today's results:


Caitlin Clark's last-second three lifted the Fever over the Mystics, 78-76.


The Liberty bounced the Sun, 89-80.


The Aces defeated the Storm, 101-91.


WNBA team news:


The Mystics are the WNBA's most fascinating rebuild.


A month into their inaugural seasons, Portland and Toronto are in the middle of the standings.


The Fire wants to annoy the rest of the WNBA.


WNBA player news:


Sabrina Ionescu is missing the start of a road trip as her back issues linger.


Shakira Austin is now the adult in the room.


Paige Bueckers is embracing the point guard role in her second season.


Kelsey Plum hopes Kate Martin can stick around for a long time.


Rookie Pauline Astier's confidence and maturity is impressing New York.


Cassandre Prosper's bet on herself has paid off with Washington.


Connecticut retired Jonquel Jones' jersey this evening.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:22 PM No comments:

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Hustlin' and bustlin'

Today's results:


The Tempo made work of the Sky, 85-68.


The Sparks outpaced the Fire, 89-72.


WNBA team news:


LA is struggling to adjust to the league's crackdown on physical play.


Chicago squandered the soft part of their schedule, and up next are the tough opponents.


The Fever is tired of the circus around the team.......Caitlin Clark's struggles on both ends of the floor highlight the team's issues.


WNBA player news:


Skylar Diggins said the Sky must shed their loser mentality if they want to turn things around.


StudBudz duo Courtney Williams and Natisha Heideman were reunited as opponents yesterday.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:45 PM No comments:

Saturday, June 6, 2026

Some telling scores

Today's results:


The Lynx dominated the Storm, 88-68.


The Aces held off the Valkyries, 84-79, for their first home win of the season.


The Dream annihilated the Mystics, 109-77.


The Liberty topped the Fever, 83-75.


WNBA team news:


Where rebuilding Seattle sits at one quarter of the way through WNBA season.


WNBA player news:


Sabrina Ionescu missed her fourth game today, with back soreness.


The Storm's younger players saw court action together today for the first time.


After a devastating injury, Karlie Samuelson has made her return to the court for the Fire.


The Tempo have found a rotation regular in Laura Juskaite.


WNBA coach news:


Inside Sandy Brondello's WNBA coaching journey, and why working with her husband works for both of them.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:48 PM No comments:

Friday, June 5, 2026

Another episode of Friday night lights

Today's results:


The Sky snapped a five-game losing streak with an 85-80 win over the Sun.


The Wings downed the Sparks, 104-96.


The Mercury put away the Fire, 78-72.


WNBA team news:


How the new-look Lynx have survived and thrived.


The Aces are winless in Las Vegas, but thrive in front of the home crowd.


WNBA player news:


Caitlin Clark hopes her team's win over Atlanta last night proves "the sky is not falling."


With flash and confidence, Olivia Miles has made a seamless entry into the WNBA.


Courtney Vandersloot is back at practice, and feels her return is near.


WNBA coach news:


Portland coach Alex Sarama explains his coaching philosophy.


Valkyries assistant coach Kasib Powell has built the team from the inside out.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:45 PM No comments:

Thursday, June 4, 2026

Record-breaking, and injuries

Today's results:


The Fever overcame the Dream, 83-71.


The Lynx nipped the Valkyries, 87-84.


WNBA team news:


The Aces are dominant inside to begin the season.


Indiana took advantage of a five-day break to overcome drama, and collect a win tonight.


The Sky need to get their spirit involved.


WNBA player news:


Kelsey Mitchell surpassed the 5,000 point career milestone tonight.


Olivia Miles broke the rookie single-game three-point record tonight, with eight.


Caitlin Clark threw up during tonight's game, and continued playing.


Kiki Rice sustained a grade 2 ankle sprain last night, and will be reevaluated in the coming days.


Kelsey Plum is set to return from injury tomorrow.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:16 PM No comments:

Wednesday, June 3, 2026

What's the happs

Today's results:


The Liberty ran past the Tempo, 97-82.


The Mercury edged the Storm, 72-68.


WNBA team news:


The Valkyries built a winner from scratch, and their blueprint is worth following.


Can the Liberty get back to the top? It'll require overtaking the Aces.


Will the Mercury keep their season from unraveling?


WNBA player news:


How Carla Leite went from Bay Area back up to Portland's star.


Why Damiris Dantas hasn't been at practice or played in recent games.


Dominique Malonga is close to returning to play for Seattle.


WNBA coach news:


Caitlin Clark is always under a microscope. Handling it is a big part of Stephanie White's job.


New York fans gave Sandy Brondello a loud ovation in her return tonight.

Posted by Sue Favor at 10:18 PM No comments:

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

No days off for this league

Today's results:


The Dream blitzed the Sun, 91-75.


The Mystics blew past the Sky, 90-72.


The Valkyries routed the Fire, 95-77.


The Aces stopped the Sparks, 79-69.


WNBA team news:


The Fever held a team meeting after their last loss, and are reset......the team hopes to move on.


Inside the meeting.


Three big risks Chicago took before the season, and why they're not paying off.


Portland fans have started a new ritual during coach's challenges.


The Mercury aren't losing hope.


WNBA player news:


Caitlin Clark "takes a look in the mirror" and resolves to improve her defense.


Nyara Sabally has a much bigger role for the Tempo.


WNBA coach news:


Sandy Brondello is back in New York for the first time after leaving the Liberty.

Posted by Sue Favor at 9:33 PM No comments:
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