Angel Reese had a phenomenal start to her WNBA career. After being taken seventh overall by the Chicago Sky in the 2024 draft, she quickly established herself as an All-Star and a double-double machine.
Even though a month still remains in the Unrivaled regular season, Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers has already begun to formulate an opinion about why it and the WNBA should be put into different categories based on the type of women's basketball that gets played.
The clock is ticking as CBA negotiations continue to stall between the WNBA and WNBPA. Both sides will convene in New York City on Monday for their latest meeting -- one that could determine the course of the WNBA offseason and beyond.
The frozen collective bargaining agreement (CBA) negotiations between the WNBA and WNBPA might begin to thaw on Monday. On Feb. 2, representatives from the league and union are scheduled to hold a face-to-face meeting in New York.
The Indiana Fever have arguably the strongest core in the WNBA moving forward. That foundation is built around consecutive No. 1 overall picks — Aliyah Boston in 2023 and Caitlin Clark in 2024 — along with franchise cornerstone Kelsey Mitchell and high-energy contributor Lexie Hull.
The WNBA and its players association are scheduled to meet on Monday in New York to take up talks about a new collective bargaining agreement, ESPN reported Friday.
The Dallas Wings and the rest of the WNBA are making progress when it comes to negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement. According to USA Today reporter Mason Smith, the WNBA and Players Union will meet early next week to learn more about how to come to an agreement ahead of the 2026 season.
Paige Bueckers is going into her second season with the Dallas Wings, which will start off with a bang right from the first game against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
The WNBA’s future is uncertain at best, given that there is still no CBA in place. Both sides, the players’ association and the league, remain at odds.
The 2010 season was a significant year for the Phoenix Mercury. They won the championship the previous year, as they beat the Indiana Fever 3-2 to win it all.
The Phoenix Mercury won some of their 2019 season series, and their matchup with the Washington Mystics is an example. They beat the Mystics 2-1 in that series, and their wins were blowouts.
Anticipation for the 2026 WNBA season should be building right now. The schedule was released last week, and for the Indiana Fever specifically, the start of a new year means the return of a healthy Caitlin Clark to the floor.
The Phoenix Mercury had several new faces in the 2025 season, as they brought in two new stars. They added Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas, and both of them played well in their first season in Phoenix.
The last time major women’s professional basketball was played in Philadelphia, local gal Dawn Staley was in the spotlight. The now-legendary head coach
Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers is a native of Minnesota. She was born in Edina and attended Hopkins High School. Bueckers is a bit of a hometown hero as well, given the city of Hopkins renamed itself "Paige Bueckers" for a day to celebrate her move from UConn to the WNBA.
The Big 12 has had some talented players, and one of the biggest names played for the Phoenix Mercury. Brittney Griner attended Baylor, and after dominating at the collegiate level, she came to Phoenix.
Women's basketball has never been more popular. To coincide with the rising influence of women’s hoopers, Jordan Brand has unveiled the second installment of its flagship women's basketball shoe: the Jordan Heir 2.
The Phoenix Mercury reached the WNBA Finals for the sixth time last year, and they faced the Las Vegas Aces. The Aces came to play, and they pulled off a sweep in that series.
Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink played only 15 games in her rookie season in 2024 due to a knee injury. During a June game against the Connecticut Sun, Brink suffered a torn ACL in her left knee, which required surgery.
PHOENIX — Diana Taurasi won’t just be remembered for her time with the Phoenix Mercury, but also as one of the greatest athletes in Arizona sports history.
Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull is now competing in her second season of Unrivaled with Rose BC after winning the league's first championship last winter.
Chelsea Gray has dominated the Unrivaled league all season, leading in nearly every statistical category. She became the first player to reach 400 points while also recording 100 career assists.