A few statements in wins

The Storm is the league's only one-loss team after tonight's game

Today's results:

The Sun handed the Dream a 93-82 loss.

Skylar Diggins-Smith went off for 26 points to lead the Mercury over the Wings, 91-79.

Statement win: the Storm doused the Sky, 89-71, behind Breanna Stewart's 25 points.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Aces vs. Fever

Mystics vs. Lynx

Liberty vs. Sparks

WNBA news:

The league and Twitter have renewed their partnership and will stream 10 games this season.

Season assessment so far, from the league.

The WNBA is united with an up-tempo style.

Breonna Taylor's mother talks 150 days after her daughter's death.

WNBA team news:

Through two weeks, the Sky find themselves at the top of the league.

ESPN's power rankings for the week.

CBS Sports also has power rankings.

WNBA player news:

Tierra Ruffin-Pratt on her cousin's death at the hands of police.

Dream rookie Chennedy Carter left tonight's game in the first quarter with an ankle injury. She will undergo an MRI.

Kaila Charles is starting to find her stride in her rookie season.

Jacki Gemelos is still fighting on.

Skylar Diggins-Smith's impact still lingers on the Wings' young roster.

A'ja Wilson and Courtney Vandersloot are the Western and Eastern Conference players of the week.

College team news:

Gonzaga is eager to return to the court.

Maine has returned to practices, with masks.

College player news:

Husky freshman Paige Bueckers marches for her younger brother's future.

College coach news:

UConn coach Geno Auriemma expects a long wait before the start of college season.

Alex Simmons' lessons from Pat Summitt.

Kelsey Hogan is New Hampshire's new head coach.

USA Basketball news:

Swin Cash is part of a new USA Basketball board of directors.

Some players continue to impress

Today's results:

The Sparks ran away from the Lynx, 97-81. Minnesota rookie Crystal Dangerfield had 29 points.

A'ja Wilson's 31 points sent the Aces over the Liberty, 78-76. Candace Parker was one assist shy of a triple-double.

The Fever topped the Mystics, 91-84. Indiana guard Kelsey Mitchell had 29 points.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Sun vs. Dream

Mercury vs. Wings

Sky vs. Storm

WNBA team news:

The Sky's rocky relationship with the refs continues.

WNBA player news:

With Diana Taurasi out, Skylar Diggins-Smith will take on a bigger role against her former team tomorrow.

College program news:

Two people are skating in the Texas Tech scandal.

Leaders showing up

Today's results:

The Wings downed the Dream, 85-75, behind 24 points from Arike Ogunbowale.

Jewell Loyd pushed Seattle past the Mercury, 74-68, with 20 points.

The Sky put away the Sun, 100-93, on the strength of 22 points from Allie Quigley.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Lynx vs. Sparks

Aces vs. Liberty

Mystics vs. Fever

WNBA news:

IMG Academy and Feld Entertainment are providing a safe haven for the WNBA.

WNBA player news:

Diana Taurasi sustained a back/hip injury in today's game, but her MRI was clean.

Seimone Augustus awaits the Lynx tomorrow as a member of the Sparks.

Augustus gives LA what they need and remind Minnesota what they lost.

Gabby Williams' effort to improve her three-point shooting has paid dividends.

The Aces saw Jackie Young grow up in their win over the Sparks last night.

College player news:

Rutgers transfer Alexis Morris has landed at Texas A&M.

As the bubble turns

Today's results:

The Lynx stopped the Fever, 87-80, behind a career-high 26 points from Lexie Brown.

The Liberty got their first win of the season, 74-66 over the Mystics, after an emotional meeting.

The Aces outlasted the Sparks, 86-82.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Dream vs. Wings

Mercury vs. Storm

Sky vs. Sun

WNBA news:

The league announced its COVID-19 test results: 139 players have been tested since July 10 and none have been positive.

Taking a stand isn't new for the WNBA - it's a way of life.

The league is determined to keep saying her name.

WNBA team news:

How the depleted Mystics have made a strong start on the season.

WNBA player news:

Sue Bird has found her voice and become an influence in the social justice movement.

Bird's top five clutch moments.

A revitalized Candace Parker makes the Sparks title contenders once again.

She's all that: Betnijah Laney's new beginning.

A'ja Wilson and Napheesa Collier highlight youth in their podcast.

Chennedy Carter made the WNBA record book last night.

Sabrina Ionescu is excited to conquer her ankle rehab.

WNBA coach news:

How Cheryl Reeve rose to the top of the league's coaching ranks.

College program news:

The Raiders fired assistant coach Nikita Lowry Dawkins today.

The AD for Texas Tech apologized for "failing" student athletes in Marlene Stollings' program.

How a "clerical error" uncovered the scandal.

College player news:

Kate Cain has emerged from a whirlwind year as a leader for Nebraska.

TCU grad transfer Alex Crain has landed at San Diego State.

College coach news:

Sarah Wilkinson will be a special assistant to the coaching staff at Duke.

You never know who's going to win or lose

Today's results:

The Storm held off the Dream, 93-92.

The Sun grabbed their first win of the season with a 91-68 romp over the Wings.

The Mercury beat the Sky, 96-86.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Fever vs. Lynx

Liberty vs. Mystics

Sparks vs. Aces

WNBA team news:

The Lynx have activated Odyssey Sims.

As the Sun improve, they're still trying to put it together.

Is the league's compact schedule leading to more injuries?

Timeline of the league's involvement in social justice work.

WNBA player news:

Angel McCoughtry is making a difference for the Aces, on and off the court.

Aerial Powers has made the most of her expanded opportunity.

Chelsea Gray is successfully leading the Sparks.

Cierra Burdick was surprised and grateful for the call to join the Aces.

Te'a Cooper was cleared to return to LA after an inconclusive COVID test.

Sabrina Ionescu sent an inspiring message to a young fan.

Bridget Carleton's historic start for Minnesota last night came with her biggest fans watching.

Lauren Cox made her WNBA debut last night.

Podcast with Cox.

Q&A with Chiney Ogwumike.

College team news:

Dayton is back on campus and readying for the season.

College coach news:

Texas Tech has fired Marlene Stollings.

Lindsay Gottlieb still affects her former Cal players.

Another three-game night

Today's results:

Career nights from Bridget Carleton and Lexie Brown guided the Lynx past the Liberty, 92-66.

A'ja Wilson and Danielle Robinson each scored 20 to help the Aces get an 83-77 signature win over the Mystics.

The Sparks held off the Fever, 86-75.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Storm vs. Dream

Sun vs. Wings

Sky vs. Mercury

WNBA team news:

The Storm's tough-minded, defensive approach has made for an impressive start to the season.

The Wings are showing progress against the league's elite teams.

The Liberty have plenty to gain without Sabrina Ionescu.

New York shows, rather than tells, on social justice.

WNBA player news:

Sabrina Ionescu left the bubble today to head to New York, where she'll see a foot and ankle specialist.

Sydney Colson joins the Sky just in the nick of time.

Fever rookie Julie Allemand talks about her adjustment to the WNBA.

Allemand is a "gem" and an offseason steal for the franchise.

Player stances on social injustice need more attention.

Sky players are among those supporting Dream co-owner Kelly Loeffler's congressional opponent.

The movement is lead by Sue Bird.

WNBA coach news:

Indiana assistant April Schilling has torn her Achilles and will leave the team for the season.

College coach news:

Head coach Marlene Stollings has created a toxic culture of abuse at Texas Tech, former players say.

So much going on

Today's results:

The Sky edged the Wings, 82-79.

The Mercury outran the Dream, 81-74, for their third straight win.

The Storm withstood the Sun, 87-74, and shot 11 three-pointers in the process.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Lynx vs. Liberty

Aces vs. Mystics

Fever vs. Sparks

WNBA team news:

How are the Mystics still this good?

Can you win a title without shooting?

So far, WNBA teams are scoring at a breakneck pace.

The league has power rankings for the week, and so does ESPN.

WNBA player news:

UConn players in the WNBA round up.

Crystal Dangerfield is the latest ex-Husky to step up.

Storm guard Epiphanny Prince has left the bubble for personal reasons.

Lynx rookie Mikiah Herbert Harrigan is getting unexpected early opportunities.

Players are wearing shirts with the name of Dream co-owner Kelly Loeffler's Senate opponent on them, which escalates their stand.

WNBA coach news:

Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve wonders if players can keep up with the grueling schedule.

Former Sparks coach Julie Rousseau will chair USC's Black Lives Matter Action Team.

College coach news:

Jeff Walz is impressed by the Cardinals during the pandemic.

Duke coach Kara Lawson will remain on Tennessee's Board of Trustees.

Pause for the cause

There have been a lot of injuries for nine days of play. Praying for the safety of players the rest of the way.

No word on Victoria Vivians of the Indiana Fever, who sustained some kind of knee injury in yesterday's game.

WNBA team news:

The Lynx are navigating the grueling schedule as best they can.

Three takeaways from the Aces' win over Dallas.

The Mystics are still dominating without three of their stars.

The Sun are off to a slow start despite the brilliance of DeWanna Bonner.

CBS Sports power rankings.

WNBA player news:

Nneka Ogwumike and the WNBA's big, complicated moment.

Sue Bird has been sidelined with a left knee bone bruise.

What Sabrina Ionescu's injury means for her rookie season, and for the New York Liberty.

Phoenix's Bria Hartley is tied for second-highest scorer in the league at the moment.

Brittney Griner is comfortable with the sports world being at the center of social change.

It was Jewell Loyd who encouraged Kyrie Irving to pledge help to those WNBA players sitting out.

How some players balance parenting and playing.

Seimone Augustus podcast.

A'ja Wilson talks life inside the bubble.

Bella Alarie is adjusting to a unique rookie season.

Breanna Stewart and Myisha Hines-Allen are the Western and Eastern Conference players of the week.

WNBA commissioner news:

Cathy Engelbert responds to Kelly Loeffler bashing the league's support of Black Lives Matter.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Wings vs. Sky

Mercury vs. Dream

Sun vs. Storm

College conference news:

The West Coast Conference will adopt "the Russell" rule, as the first conference-wide diversity in hiring commitment.

College player news:

Former Penn State guard Kamaria McDaniel is transferring to Baylor.

College coach news:

Lindsey Hicks is a new assistant coach at Virginia Tech.

It's "count no team out" season

Today's results:

The Mercury got their second straight win, 96-67, over the Liberty, lead by a career-high 27 points from Bria Hartley.

Kelsey Mitchell and Candice Dupree guided the Fever in rallying back against the Dream, 93-77.

The Aces rebounded to grab a 79-70 win over the Wings.

No games tomorrow, as the league gets a much-deserved break.

WNBA team news:

A winless Sun look for answers beyond DeWanna Bonner.

WNBA player news:

Satou Sabally is already better than you think.

Podcast with Seimone Augustus and Angel McCoughtry.

Eight player observations from opening week.

College player news:

Q&A with Louisville's newcomers.

Lady Vols signee Marta Suarez is still in Spain, waiting to join the team.

The bubble madness continues

Today's results:

The Lynx downed the Sun, 78-69.

Gabby Williams and Cheyenne Parker led the Sky past the Mystics, 88-86. It was Washington's first loss of the season, meaning there are no more undefeated teams.

The Storm outlasted the Sparks, 81-75.

Tomorrow's game schedule:

Mercury vs. Liberty

Dream vs. Fever

Wings vs. Aces

WNBA news:

The WNBA will prove to be on the right side of history.

Social justice themes have sparked a ratings surge for the league.

WNBA team news:

The Sky are carrying on the social justice mantle.

WNBA player news:

Sabrina Ionescu suffered a grade 3 ankle sprain in last night's game, and is expected to be out one month.

The Ionescu-Diana Taurasi match up is on hold now.

Sue Bird reflects on her legacy.

Essence Carson calls on all players to stand in solidarity for "say her name."

Brittney Griner uses basketball to save lives.

Sydney Wiese and Marie Gulich are using their platform to raise social injustice awareness.

DeWanna Bonner praises Napheesa Collier.

Sydney Colson podcast.

College team news:

West Virginia State will add eight new players to the roster.

College player news:

More than a third of Big Sky players transfer or leave with eligibility remaining.

Oregon transfer Lucy Cochrane has landed at Portland.

Two former Duke commits have decided to go with Michigan State.