There is a lot of uncertainty about the Chicago Sky's future right now. While every WNBA franchise (and the league as a whole) is marred in uncertainty because of the ongoing Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations between the league office and its players, the Sky have other crucial roster questions they must reckon with.
The Phoenix Mercury were one of the WNBA's best teams this season, and they fought their way to the WNBA Finals. The Mercury made the Finals after beating the New York Liberty and the Minnesota Lynx in the previous rounds.
The Phoenix Mercury have been around since 1997, and they have had several players. They drafted some of those players, and others they acquired in a trade, or they signed them during free agency.
Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark's physical appearance was one of the biggest storylines in women's basketball last offseason. This was owed to how Clark fared in her rookie 2024 campaign with the Fever.
The Phoenix Mercury finished the 2013 season with a record of 19-15, and it was their first time back in the playoffs after missing them in 2012. The Mercury finished the 2012 season with a record of 7-27, which is their worst record in history.
With three Connecticut Sun players — Saniya Rivers, Marina Mabrey and Aaliyah Edwards — competing in the second annual Unrivaled basketball season this year, there will be plenty of action for Sun fans to follow during the WNBA offseason.
The Phoenix Mercury won a championship in 2009, and with the exception of 2012, they made the playoffs consistently. When the Mercury won the championship, Corey Gaines was their head coach.
The Phoenix Mercury made the WNBA Finals in 2021. They finished that season with a record of 19-13, and they made it to the Finals after beating the New York Liberty, the Seattle Storm and the Las Vegas Aces.
The New York Liberty’s latest installment of Liberty Unlocked, Episode 6 titled “A New Chapter,” gives an all-access look on one of the most consequential decisions any franchise can make: hiring a new head coach.
Christmas Day is rapidly approaching, which means The Athletic's "winners and losers" across the sports world are officially out to put a bow on this year's calendar.
The Phoenix Mercury finished the 2002 season with a record of 11-21. They were going through a rebuilding period, and before that season got started, the Mercury drafted three players.
The Dallas Wings could take UCLA center Lauren Betts with the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA Draft this spring, but there are a few flaws in her game that need to be worked on before the end of her senior season.
Dallas Wings superstar guard Paige Bueckers has had as strong a year as any athlete can have. She led UConn to a national championship while being a First
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark may not be playing competitive basketball this WNBA offseason, but she's clearly ready to cheer for her teammates as they suit up in other leagues.
Christmas is almost upon us. In just over 24 hours, the world will get to celebrate perhaps the most beloved global holiday among friends and family. While
The Dallas Wings are the owners of the first overall pick in the draft for the second year in a row. They won the draft lottery for the 2026 Draft after having the highest odds to do so, and they're now looking for the perfect complement to last year's first pick, Paige Bueckers.
Satou Sabally had a strong season with the Phoenix Mercury, and her play throughout the season helped them reach the WNBA Finals. She was the team's leading scorer, as she averaged 16.3 points.
The Indiana Fever have come a long way in the past few years, especially considering the point their franchise was at before that point. The Fever have one WNBA championship, which came in 2012.
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) Women's Basketball Player of the Year was established in 1987, and Katrina McClain was the first player to win it. Fast forward to the present, and Madison Booker was the most-recent winner.
The Phoenix Mercury have won three championships, and their last one was in 2014. They swept the Chicago Sky in the WNBA Finals, and before that, they beat the Los Angeles Sparks and the Minnesota Lynx in the previous rounds.
Without a doubt, Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson should be crowned Queen of the city of lights. Image | Source: Dice City Sports Oct 17, 2025; Las Vegas, NV, USA; Las Vegas Aces center A’Ja Wilson (22) and head coach Becky Hammond pose for a photo during the 2025 WNBA Championship parade at Toshiba Plaza.
New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart’s leadership legacy in Unrivaled continues to grow. For the second consecutive season, the two-time WNBA MVP has been named Captain of Mist Basketball Club as the league tips off its highly anticipated second season in the new year.
The Connecticut Sun is surrounded by uncertainty this offseason as the sale dilemma continues to loom overhead. Despite the disarray, the franchise is working diligently to prepare for its upcoming 2026 campaign.
Many WNBA players have been outspoken about their frustration with the league office in recent months, especially regarding the ongoing negotiations for the league's next Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
Indiana Fever star Lexie Hull witnessed first-hand how Kelsey Mitchell carried the team following Caitlin Clark's injury during the 2025 season. Clark played just 13 games in the past campaign due to a groin injury.