WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is public enemy No. 1 right now within the women's basketball community. While this has been the case for quite a while in the eyes of many, vitriol towards Engelbert has reached new heights in the wake of Napheesa Collier's scathing claims about her during a September 30 exit interview.
On the surface, it seems like a no-brainer that the Indiana Fever's front office will do everything in its power to keep the 2025 band back together, so to speak, for next season.
The Portland Fire are expected to name Cleveland Cavaliers assistant coach Alex Sarama as the first head coach of the WNBA expansion franchise, Front Office Sports reported.
Even without superstar point guard Caitlin Clark on the court during the 2025 WNBA postseason, the Indiana Fever arguably remained the league's top attraction amidst their unexpected run to the WNBA Semifinals.
Makayla Timpson joined the Indiana Fever as the 19th overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft. She signed with Czech team ZVVZ USK Praha to play overseas during the WNBA offseason.
Brittney Griner finished her first season with the Atlanta Dream, shifting to the bench post-injury. Griner will be an unrestricted free agent in January, future with Dream is uncertain.
The Dallas Wings didn't have an ideal conclusion to this past season, finishing tied for the league's worst record at 10-34, even with the addition of No.
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Caitlin Clark has become one of the biggest stars in the WNBA after just two seasons with the Indiana Fever. In her rookie season, she led the Fever to their first playoff appearance in eight years, breaking the single-season assists record along the way.
The WNBA postseason delivered record ratings to ESPN throughout September and October, the network announced Tuesday. The 2025 playoffs were the most-watched ever on ESPN, with an average of 1.2 million viewers across 24 games -- up 5% from 2024.
There's no question that interest in the WNBA suffered because of the injury-plagued 2025 campaign that Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark had.
There's no question that Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark holds a lot of power within the WNBA. A great example of this was the viral video of Clark being made vulnerable to fans when she was in a public airport ahead of a commercial flight during her rookie 2024 campaign.
Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier recently challenged WNBA leadership, specifically WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, in a direct statement — during her 2025 exit interview on Sept.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said a WNBA game in China is likely to happen "very soon," but the league must first address the expiring collective bargaining agreement.
While the 2025 WNBA Finals wasn't that competitive a series (as the Las Vegas Aces swept the Phoenix Mercury in four games), that doesn't mean the women's basketball community (and the sports world at large) was uninterested in watching these two teams compete for the league championship.
Dallas Wings point guard Paige Bueckers had a banner first season in the WNBA, placing herself among the elite in the league. If the WNBA had a fantasy draft where all players were available, Bueckers would be a first-round pick, but where would she end up?
On Sept. 30, during her 2025 exit interview, Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier challenged WNBA leadership in a direct statement. "We have the best players in the world.
The next phase of the WNBA's ambitious expansion plan is coming with the arrival of two new teams in 2026: The Toronto Tempo and the Portland Fire. Adding two teams in the same season means double the demand for players from existing rosters in the upcoming Expansion Draft, putting even more weight on each team's decision-making on who to protect.
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese knew going into the 2025 WNBA season what her biggest detractors thought about her shooting ability. Her inability to finish at the rim was the biggest knock on her game, and when the season started, it didn’t look like she had gotten much better.
The WNBA offseason is officially here after the Las Vegas Aces took home their third championship in four season, and they officially look to be a dynasty.
Indiana Fever superstar Kelsey Mitchell left it all on the court for her team during their incredible 2025 postseason run. In fact, Mitchell kept going
The 2025 WNBA season finished with a familiar sight, as the Las Vegas Aces completed the sweep against the Phoenix Mercury to hoist up their third championship in four seasons.
A’ja Wilson was a savage both on and off the court Friday as the Las Vegas Aces secured their third WNBA championship in four seasons. Wilson was a force on the floor during a series-clinching Game 4 win over the Phoenix Mercury at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Ariz.