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.
We’re halfway through Season 2 of Unrivaled. At 6-1 with a +58 point differential, Laces are the top team in the league, ahead of second-place and 5-2 Mist.
Caitlin Clark has always been a multi-sport talent. Apart from shining as a basketball player for Dowling Catholic High School in Iowa, she was also their star soccer athlete.
The Phoenix Mercury and the New York Liberty have history. Both of these teams have been around since the beginning, as they were a part of the 1997 season.
Caitlin Clark's impact on the WNBA and women's basketball has been well documented. One would have had to be living under a rock for the last two years to miss the discussion about the growth she brought to the sport from Iowa to the Indiana Fever and the boom the WNBA has seen as a result.
The Phoenix Mercury made history in 2007, and it was a long time coming. The Mercury made the playoffs in their first season, and they made it two more times after that.
It has been months since WNBA fans have seen Caitlin Clark on the court. Clark will be back on our televisions a bit sooner than expected, but she won’t be entertaining people with her on-court skills.
The Phoenix Mercury have had many players, and some of them spent extensive time with them. There were also others who spent at least a season with the team, and they have a place in Mercury history.
The Phoenix Mercury were getting ready for a special season in 2007, but before that, they added a new star in 2006. The Mercury drafted Cappie Pondexter in the 2006 WNBA Draft, and she got off to a strong start.
Kristi Toliver is the associate head coach of the Phoenix Mercury, and she received that role back in 2023. She has been with the team since then, and during the 2025 WNBA Finals, she coached the team during a crucial moment.
While the Dallas Wings and the rest of the WBA are still trying to figure out if they can reach a new collective bargaining agreement by the start of the season, the team is counting down the days to its season opener against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever.
Aliyah Boston had to carry a much heavier load for the Indiana Fever this past season. With Caitlin Clark dealing with multiple injuries throughout the campaign, Boston had to step up to help lead Indiana.
The Phoenix Mercury have made the playoffs several times, and every now and then, they have had some overtime games. The Mercury had two playoff games during their 2025 run , and they won one of them.
The Phoenix Mercury were one of the WNBA's best teams in 2025, and they want to keep that momentum going. They finished the season with a record of 27-17, and they were fourth in the league standings.
Sophie Cunningham’s first season with the Indiana Fever ended in disappointment. After firmly establishing herself as one of the most important players on the squad, the 6-foot-1 guard suffered a season-ending injury toward the latter part of the campaign.
The Dallas Wings hold the first overall pick in the WNBA Draft for the second year in a row. Unlike the 2025 Draft, there is no obvious selection for the top pick.
Caitlin Clark is about to branch out into the men’s game. NBC Sports announced on Tuesday that the Indiana Fever superstar Clark is joining their network as a special contributor.
Kelsey Plum is setting the record straight about the viral video of her eating popcorn in 2024. During her appearance on the Post Moves podcast, the WNBA star explained what happened during the “popcorn incident” at the Final Four game between Connecticut and Iowa.
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.
Caitlin Clark is surely eager to get back on the court and into WNBA action again. The Indiana Fever star's 2025 season ended in July due to injury and the 2026 campaign doesn't begin until May—that is if a new CBA is agreed upon before then.
Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston is no stranger to drawing the ire of opponents. Of course, playing alongside Caitlin Clark on the WNBA's marquee team can put a target on one's back, but the animosity for Boston from on court foes also seems to go beyond just that.
In a moment that extended far beyond the court, players in Unrivaled used the platform of competition to acknowledge the weight of events unfolding outside the arena.
For fans of Unrivaled, the Breeze (aka the Youngins) have been fun to watch under head coach Noelle Quinn. Sitting in prime position to make the playoffs, they looked to pick up another win last Saturday night against the Lunar Owls.
Breanna Stewart made a visible statement about ICE enforcement during Unrivaled player introductions on Sunday. Stewart held up a sign reading, "ABOLISH ICE," a day after 37-year-old Alex Pretti was shot and killed by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis.