WNBA: Breaking News, Rumors & Highlights

Paige Bueckers claps back at critics for common Dallas Wings misconception

Dallas Wings star guard Paige Bueckers is tired of the disrespect she receives on social media, particularly Instagram, toward her and her teammates. The Wings are currently in rebuild mode under new coach Jose Fernandez, who enters his first season next spring after succeeding Chris Koclanes.

Features

The Morning Bark

The Quiz of the Day

From rebuild to Finals: What Mercury fans can be thankful for after 2025 season

PHOENIX — After a rollercoaster season and making it all the way to the WNBA Finals, the Phoenix Mercury gave their fans more than just a playoff run. Here are a few things Mercury fans can be thankful for after a dramatic 2025 season.

Indiana Fever News / Indiana Fever on SI / November 27

Sophie Cunningham Has No Hesitation Swerving Caitlin Clark's Pregame Outfits

While Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark wasn't on the court during her team's improbable run to the WNBA semifinals in 2025, she still managed to get attention by what she was up to on the sidelines throughout the postseason.

Chicago Sky News / Chicago Sky On SI / November 27

Sky Should View Two New WNBA Teams As Trade Partners

Until the new collective bargaining agreement is approved, the exact timeline for free agency and trading is on hold. In the meantime, it's entertaining to speculate potential deals in the WNBA.

Las Vegas Aces News / Yardbarker Quizzes

The 'WNBA Finals MVPs' quiz

How many WNBA Finals MVPs can you name in five minutes?

The 'WNBA MVPs award' quiz

The 'WNBA Rookies of the Year' quiz

The 'Most points in a WNBA season' quiz

Dallas Wings News / Dallas Wings on SI / November 27

Why Azzi Fudd is favorite for Dallas Wings' No. 1 overall pick

The Dallas Wings are mulling their options for what to do with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft. There are a few players they will keep an eye on during the college basketball season, including UConn guard Azzi Fudd, who was listed as the top selection in USA Today writer Meghan L.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

Why The Mercury's Preseason Win Prepared Them For Success

The Phoenix Mercury had a decent season in 2010. They finished the year with a record of 15-19, and despite being a few games below .500, they reached the playoffs.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

How Mercury's Thomas Helped USA Win Gold

Alyssa Thomas was playing for the Connecticut Sun at that time, but like Kahleah Copper , Brittney Griner and Diana Taurasi, she was a member of Team USA's 2024 Olympic team.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

Looking At The Journey Of Phoenix's 2015 Picks

The Phoenix Mercury have drafted many players over the years, and some of them have had big performances with the team. In recent years, the Mercury drafted players like Alanna Smith and Sophie Cunningham.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

Mercury's Mack Dominates In College, Impacts Both Of The Floor

Natasha Mack is known for her defense, and in her seasons with the Phoenix Mercury, she has made her presence felt. She had 47 blocks in her first year with the team, and this season, she had 52.

Dallas Wings News / Dallas Wings on SI / November 27

3 things Dallas Wings should be thankful for

The Dallas Wings are going into Thanksgiving with a lot to celebrate despite being the WNBA's worst team in the 2025 season. The team has a lot to look forward to for 2026 and beyond as it tries to begin its climb back towards the top of the league.

Indiana Fever News / Athlon Sports / November 27

Indiana Fever Star Lexie Hull Gets Strong Message from WNBA Amid Offseason

By the time the 2025 season ended for the Indiana Fever, Lexie Hull was one of the last few remaining stars on the court for the team. The Fever were ravaged by injuries throughout the campaign, with no fewer than five players, including Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham, suffering season-ending injuries at some point.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

Mercury's Pondexter Takes Down Another Future Team In Overtime

Cappie Pondexter was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury in 2006, and she became one of the team's top players. She had a strong rookie season, as she averaged 19.5 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.2 steals.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

How A Mercury Draft Pick Played Years Later

The Phoenix Mercury have interesting ties to players and teams, and one of them is especially intriguing. Marion Jones, who is most known for track-and-field accolades, spent some time in the WNBA.

WNBA News / Chicago Sky On SI / November 27

Why Sky Can Be Thankful This Thanksgiving

Since the 2023 season, the Chicago Sky haven't looked the part of a former champion. However, it was just four seasons ago that the franchise took down the Phoenix Mercury in the 2021 WNBA Finals.

Phoenix Mercury News / Phoenix Mercury On SI / November 27

How The Mercury Returned To The Playoffs

The Phoenix Mercury made the playoffs for the 19th time in franchise history, and they nearly won a championship. The Mercury took on the New York Liberty, the Minnesota Lynx and the Las Vegas Aces this year, and they beat two out of the three.

Click here to get Yardbarker's Quiz of the Day emailed to you!

The 'Turkey Leg/Galloping Gobbler winners' quiz

The 'Three-TD, Three-INT NFL games' quiz

The 'Most 3-TD, 0-INT NFL games' quiz

The 'Most catches by an NFL running back' quiz

Indiana Fever News / Athlon Sports / November 26

Caitlin Clark Sends Message to Lexie Hull on Wednesday

Caitlin Clark has quickly become the cornerstone of the Indiana Fever. After the franchise selected her No. 1 overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft, she immediately stepped into the role of franchise centerpiece, elevating the organization on and off the court.

Indiana Fever News / Women's Fastbreak on SI / November 26

Caitlin Clark's Team USA Number Change Turns Heads

There's a case to be made that Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark's No. 22 is the most recognizable number in women's sports right now. This is largely owed to Clark being arguably the biggest star in women's sports on her own, regardless of her number.

Chicago Sky News / Chicago Sky On SI / November 26

Sky's Angel Reese Makes Full-Circle Gift to Alma Mater

Chicago Sky forwar Angel Reese has added another milestone to her rapidly expanding off-court portfolio, partnering with Reebok and the Angel C. Reese Foundation to outfit her alma-mater, Saint Francis Academy, for the 2025-26 basketball season.

Minnesota Lynx News / Women's Fastbreak on SI / November 26

Cheryl Reeve's Honest CBA Update Sends Clear Signal About WNBA's Future

On November 18, Doug Feinberg of the Associated Press published a report regarding the ongoing negotiations between the WNBA league office and the players' association for the next Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Phoenix Mercury News / Burn City Sports / November 26

Former Phoenix Mercury guard joins Project B

INDIANAPOLIS — Former Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham is the latest addition to Project B, the league announced Tuesday. Cunningham spent six seasons with the Mercury before being traded to the Indiana Fever ahead of the 2025 season.

Phoenix Mercury News / Burn City Sports / November 25

Phoenix Mercury unveil new uniforms that tie legacy with modernity

PHOENIX — With the unveiling of their new look on Monday, the Phoenix Mercury introduced redesigned uniforms on Tuesday, blending the team’s heritage with modernity.

Mat Ishbia News / Larry Brown Sports / November 24

Suns owner Mat Ishbia facing new lawsuit from minority partners

Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia is being sued by two of the team’s minority owners. Scott Seldin and Andy Kohlberg, minority stakeholders in the franchise,

Los Angeles Sparks News / Los Angeles Sparks on SI / November 24

Sparks Notes: Cameron Brink, Paige Bueckers Team Up, Candace Parker on Hall of Fame

Los Angeles Sparks' star forward Cameron Brink rejoins Unrivaled — a women's professional three-on-three league in the U.S., co-founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart — this winter.

WNBA News / Field Level Media / November 23