The Phoenix Mercury have been in the playoffs 19 times, and after a short run in 2024, the Mercury had an impressive one this year. They faced the New York Liberty, the Minnesota Lynx and the Las Vegas Aces at that time, and like Phoenix, all of them are no strangers to winning championships.
Satou Sabally was one of many stars who played in Unrivaled last season, and she had a good year in that time. She averaged 15.3 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists in the first season, which made her Phanton BC's third-leading scorer.
Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull is coming off of her best season yet in the WNBA. In her fourth season out of Stanford, the former No. 6 overall draft pick averaged career highs of 7.2 points, 4.3 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game.
The Connecticut Sun is in the midst of its offseason chaos, with a few players gearing up for the 2026 Unrivaled season. The Sun has three stars competing, including Saniya Rivers, Aaliyah Edwards and Marina Mabrey.
The 2001 WNBA Draft was a significant year for Australian players. Lauren Jackson was the first pick of the draft, and she went on to have an excellent career.
Oregon Ducks legend and New York Liberty lead guard Sabrina Ionescu is having an exciting offseason. She fooled everyone with an amusing disguise at the women's basketball game against the Army Black Knights in Eugene.
Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese continued her development into one of the WNBA's best forwards in 2025. She led the league in rebounding for the second straight season, averaging 14.7 points, 12.6 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game on the way to another All-Star nod.
UConn Huskies superstar Azzi Fudd posted a mirror selfie of her getting her hair done to her Instagram story on June 21. In the photo, Fudd's phone had a case that read, "Paige Bueckers' Girlfriend".
Natasha Howard and the Indiana Fever were one of the more surprising stories of the 2025 WNBA playoffs. After finishing the regular season 24–20, the Fever earned the No.
Although the Connecticut Sun had a grim 2025 season, there were plenty of players who still managed to shine on the court. Of course, three of those players included the talented rookie trio — Leïla Lacan, Aneesah Morrow and Saniya Rivers.
The Western Conference was competitive this year, as some of those teams fought their way through the playoffs. The Minnesota Lynx had the best record in the league, as they finished the season with a record of 34-10.
The Phoenix Mercury found some "under the radar" players during the offseason, and in some cases, they were rookies. The Mercury found players who went undrafted at some point, and they were playing internationally before signing a deal with Phoenix.
The Phoenix Mercury were one of the WNBA's best teams this year, and their hard work during the regular season paid off. They finished the season with a record of 27-17, and they had a great playoff run.
The Phoenix Mercury were trying to get things going in 2006, as they were still fighting to get into the playoffs. They made the playoffs in 2000, but after that, they missed out for the next few years.
Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers is taking her talents to South Beach to play in Unrivaled for the league's second season. The 3-on-3 league is welcoming Breeze BC as an expansion club, which drafted Bueckers with their top overall pick much like the Wings did back in April.
The WNBA Draft Lottery will be happening soon, and one team is going to get lucky. There were a few teams that struggled this season, and now, they will have a chance to add another young player who will contribute to the team's rebuild.
Kalani Brown joined the Phoenix Mercury this year. She was a part of the deal that brought Satou Sabally and Alyssa Thomas to the Mercury, and during the season, the center saw some action.
When it comes to defense, Natasha Mack is one of the Phoenix Mercury's top players. She is an exceptional defender , and she quietly fills the stat sheet.
In a recent episode of former Los Angeles Sparks' star Candace Parker's podcast, "Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah Boston," the L.A. legend was honest in challenging the current WNBA head coaching cycle.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark played just 13 games in 2025 due to a groin injury. While she tried to return as the team made a bid for the playoffs, she just wasn't able to recover to full health, prompting the Indiana franchise to rule her out for the campaign.
The Connecticut Sun's offseason has been a busy one as the franchise is trying to set itself up for success in 2026. Between head coach Rachid Meziane trying to build a solid foundation within the Sun and players continuing to train while abroad, the Sun has been putting in the work on and off the court.
Becky Hammon’s involvement with the WNBA goes way back to before she was a three-time championship-winning head coach with the Las Vegas Aces. Hammon’s
The Dallas Wings are being faced with a big decision going into free agency this winter. Arike Ogunbowale, the team's No. 5 overall pick in the 2019 WNBA Draft, is a free agent and could be looking to sign with another team for the 2026 campaign.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas’ signing with Project B could change the future of women’s basketball and create a true rival to the WNBA.
PHOENIX — Phoenix Mercury All-Star Alyssa Thomas has joined the new women’s basketball league, rivaling the WNBA, Project B. According to the league, the All-Star has joined Project B as a player, partner and owner.