On October 15, Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese became the first female professional athlete to walk the runway in a Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, which is arguably the biggest fashion show in the world.
It's clear that the Indiana Fever's locker room got along famously during the 2025 WNBA season. This is clear because anybody who has ever played a team sport understands how important having locker room chemistry and camaraderie is to a team's success, and how not having that camaraderie can be detrimental.
Most people would be happy to have won multiple WNBA championships and Olympics medals but not basketball legends Sue Bird and Candace Parker. Parker and Bird both understand winning isn’t easy; even when everything goes the way it is supposed to, life throws a wrench, which is precisely what happened to them in 2008.
This current WNBA offseason is set up to be fascinating for several reasons. The most notable is the ongoing Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations between the league and the WNBA league office and its players, which should drastically increase the salaries that WNBA players can receive starting as soon as the 2026 season.
WSlam Magazine took a new direction with its women’s basketball coverage. And it announced it on its website with a cover featuring the Las Vegas Aces.
The Dallas Wings are spending the final few months of the 2025 calendar year gearing up for free agency when it begins in January. One player that could make sense for the Wings to sign is Atlanta Dream forward Brionna Jones, who was listed as a candidate for Dallas by The Athletic's Ben Pickman and Sabreena Merchant.
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.
Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham missed out on long periods of the 2025 WNBA season with injuries, but the Indiana Fever still put together a remarkable postseason run without their two fiery leaders on the floor.
Kate Martin and Caitlin Clark both played together at the University of Iowa. Then, both Martin and Clark were selected in the 2024 WNBA Draft. Clark went No.
It’s 10am on a Tuesday when three-time WNBA champion Jackie Young arrives at the Raising Cane’s on the Las Vegas strip, and a line has already formed: fans adorned in Aces gear hoisting posters of Young’s face ahead of her collaboration with the national chain chicken outlet.
The Indiana Fever faced a difficult 2025 season after losing players such as Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, Sydney Colson, Aari McDonald and Chloe Bibby due to season-ending injuries.
The Dallas Wings are in the middle of a head coaching search after dismissing Chris Koclanes a few weeks ago. It was his first season ever as a head coach, and it was a disastrous one, as the Wings went just 10-34 despite having Paige Bueckers win Rookie of the Year and make an All-WNBA team.
The Toronto Tempo is closing in on naming their first head coach, and all signs point toward Sandy Brondello being their top target. Despite strong competition from the Seattle Storm and Dallas Wings, the Tempo appear focused on bringing in one of the WNBA’s most accomplished coaches to lead their expansion franchise.
Caitlin Clark’s second season in the WNBA with the Indiana Fever officially came to a close a week ago. While her on-court campaign ended much earlier after suffering a season-ending groin injury before the All-Star break, Clark remained an energetic and vocal leader as the Fever made a run to the semifinals.
Angel Reese has never backed down from speaking her mind. Whether she is in a good mood or not, she usually tends to take questions from reporters and then answer them as she feels fit.
Caitlin Clark could not do much in her 2nd WNBA season as she dealt with soft-tissue injuries in both her legs. She played in just 13 games and sat out for the rest of the season, cheering on her teammates.
Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham averaged 8.6 points in 30 games before her season-ending knee injury. She is a free agent, considering coaching, broadcasting or entertainment post-retirement.
After a shortened sophomore season, which only saw her play in 13 games due to various injuries, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark recently announced that she will be back in action in just a few days.
On Sept. 30, Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier challenged WNBA leadership — specifically, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert — in a direct exit-interview statement.
PHOENIX — Although the 2025 WNBA season ended just a week ago, there’s already chatter about where free agents might land in 2026, particularly with the Phoenix Mercury following their playoff run.
The Las Vegas Aces swept the Phoenix Mercury in the 2025 WNBA Finals, thus cementing the franchise's third league championship in the past four seasons.
The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game will be contested in Chicago, the league announced on Thursday. The 3-point contest and skills competition will take place at Wintrust Arena on July 24.
Broadcasts of the WNBA regular season and postseason were the most-watched ever across ABC, ESPN and ESPN2. For 25 regular season games, WNBA action on ESPN networks averaged 1.3 million viewers, up 6% year-over-year.
The Portland Fire are expected to name Cleveland Cavaliers assistant coach Alex Sarama as the first head coach of the WNBA expansion franchise, Front Office Sports reported.