For the most part Unrivaled seems like a chill vibe for top WNBA stars. The 3x3 league offers generous salaries, a central location in Miami, and focuses on player development.
The Phoenix Mercury's origins date back to 1997. The WNBA had eight teams during that time, and when it came to the Western Conference, the Mercury played alongside the Los Angeles Sparks, the Sacramento Monarchs and the Utah Starzz.
The Phoenix Mercury made their debut in 1997. That was the WNBA's first season, and each team underwent a process to build its roster. Players like Sheryl Swoopes and Lisa Leslie were a part of the allocation phase, and in Phoenix's case, the franchise brought in two future All-Stars .
Lisa Leslie is one of the best to ever play in the WNBA. The Los Angeles Sparks legend achieved a lot during her legendary career, winning the championship twice and the regular-season MVP award three times.
Caitlin Clark may have made the WNBA popular worldwide, with her incredible shooting range, but that doesn’t necessarily make her the most talented player in the league’s history.
University of Miami graduate transfer Ra Shaya Kyle was named to the Lisa Leslie Award Watch List for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame announced Friday.
There has been a lot of speculation about Chicago Sky star Angel Reese potentially getting traded in the future. This stems from the inflammatory comments Reese made about the franchise in a September article from the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese earned All-Star honors and led the league in rebounds during her sophomore season. Lisa Leslie previously praised Reese's desire to improve, saying, “That’s what it’s about.” Reese earned another honor off the court, which drew a reaction from Leslie.
On a recent episode of 'Between the Lines with Lisa Leslie,' the Los Angeles Sparks legend addressed player concerns towards WNBA officiating — headlined by recent statements made by L.A.'s Kelsey Plum.
Lisa Leslie, a Hall of Famer and Los Angeles Sparks legend, had her No. 9 jersey retired in 2010. The WNBA icon is one of three current L.A. players in the rafters, the latest being Candace Parker's No.
The chatter surrounding Napheesa Collier's comments during her September 30 exit interview after the Minnesota Lynx 2025 WNBA season ended has still not simmered down, despite them taking place over two days ago.
The WNBA playoffs are in full swing, down to the final four teams as the Phoenix Mercury take on the league-leading Minnesota Lynx, while the Indiana Fever prepare for Game 2 against the Las Vegas Aces.
There is no doubt that Lisa Leslie is one of the greatest players to ever grace the WNBA. The 53-year-old pretty much did it all during her 13-year reign, which, among other things, includes two WNBA titles.
A’ja Wilson made WNBA playoff history as she surpassed Lisa Leslie during the Las Vegas Aces’ matchup against the Seattle Storm in Game 3 of the first round of the 2025 WNBA playoffs on Thursday night.
It’s official. Caitlin Clark will not return this season due to a groin injury that has kept her sidelined since mid-July. The Indiana Fever superstar took to social media to make the announcement on Thursday night, which quickly captured the attention of not only fans but also several prominent personalities in and around the basketball world.
The silence from Gainbridge Fieldhouse has been deafening after the Clark injury. For over a month now, the arena that once buzzed with electricity every time Caitlin Clark stepped on the court has felt hollow, incomplete.
Sedona Prince continues to make waves in women's college basketball, earning a spot as a finalist for the prestigious Lisa Leslie Center of the Year Award.
With 11 points in Team USA's win over Brazil in the men's Olympic basketball competition, Kevin Durant broke Lisa Leslie's record for the Team USA Olympic basketball scoring record.
Women’s basketball legend Lisa Leslie congratulated Kevin Durant after he passed her to become the USA basketball’s all-time Olympic leading scorer, male or female.
Indiana’s Mackenzie Holmes is one of five finalists for the 2024 Lisa Leslie Award, the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association announced Friday afternoon. The award honors the nation’s most outstanding center, and it’s the second straight season Holmes has made the top five.