On Sunday, the Indiana Fever's DeWanna Bonner spoke with the media, sending a clear message to WNBA superstar and franchise cornerstone Caitlin Clark. Clark, the 2024 No.
It’s been clear for a while now that this is Caitlin Clark’s world and we’re just living in it. The sweet-shooting superstar has become one of the most famous basketball players in the world thanks to her ability to knock down shots from anywhere on the floor and hit passes that most players wouldn’t even dream of trying.
Since its inception in 1997, the WNBA has seen 28 draft picks go first overall, counting the inaugural season's Elite draft, which selected already graduated players who had already been playing professionally on other American teams or overseas. How many of these 28 players can you name?
Dewanna Bonner’s recent signing with the Indiana Fever has been met with enthusiasm, particularly due to the support she received from WNBA legend Tamika Catchings.
Dewanna Bonner has officially joined the Indiana Fever, bringing her wealth of experience and championship pedigree to the team. The six-time WNBA All-Star expressed her excitement about teaming up with Caitlin Clark and emphasized her desire to contribute to the team’s success.
Caitlin Clark expressed her excitement about getting to work with new names from the Indiana Fever roster, especially since the franchise just landed several formidable names that boosted their team capabilities.
The Indiana Fever signed six-time WNBA All-Star DeWanna Bonner on a one-year deal earlier this month, marking one of the biggest moves of the 2025 offseason.
Why does Caitlin Clark not have an official backup as a point guard for the Indiana Fever? For one analyst, the more proper questions should be: does she even need one?
Six-time All-Star and WNBA champ power forward DeWanna Bonner signed with the Indiana Fever. The Fever has catapulted into the title conversation by re-signing guard Kelsey Mitchell, trading for guard Sophie Cunningham, and signing experienced vets Bonner, and forward Natasha Howard.
This 2025 WNBA offseason has been arguably the wildest in league history. With things calming down after a flurry of transactions, here are the five most impactful moves.
Six-time WNBA All-Star forward DeWanna Bonner is signing a one-year contract with the Indiana Fever, ESPN reported Sunday. Financial terms were not disclosed for Bonner, who rejoins former Connecticut Sun coach and now Indiana bench boss Stephanie White.
Alyssa Thomas and her girlfriend, DeWanna Bonner will soon become part of a new WNBA team in the coming season. Thomas is listed as a free agent and will be hunting for a new team in the upcoming season, along with Bonner whose contract has also ended.
The WNBA is fresh off a monumental season in which it saw record numbers in viewership and attendance, mostly thanks to the arrival of superstar Caitlin Clark. What's next?
Napheesa Collier recorded 27 points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots and the Minnesota Lynx clinched a spot in the WNBA Finals with a solid 88-77 victory over the Connecticut Sun.
The WNBA semifinals are set after the Connecticut Sun downed the Indiana Fever 87-81 and the Minnesota Lynx defeated the Phoenix Mercury 101-88. Here are some takeaways from Wednesday's playoff action.
Early in the first quarter of Wednesday’s WNBA playoffs matchup, things got a bit heated between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun. Caitlin Clark and DeWanna Bonner got into an exchange after a no-call, leading to a mini-scuffle.
In what may have been the most exciting game for the Lynx in the 2024 season, two standout things happened. First: after DeWanna Bonner‘s layup to give the Connecticut Sun a 76-75 lead, Minnesota called a reset timeout with 8.1 seconds left.
From 2009-19, Connecticut Sun superstar DeWanna Bonner called Phoenix home with the Mercury, and was able to bring two WNBA championships to the Valley.
DeWanna Bonner scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds Thursday night as the visiting Connecticut Sun erased a 16-point first half deficit and outlasted the shorthanded Washington Mystics 94-91 in overtime.
DeWanna Bonner produced a double-double of 18 points and 10 rebounds as the Connecticut Sun stayed perfect with a 69-50 road victory over the Atlanta Dream Sunday.
DeWanna Bonner recorded her 7,000th point in her WNBA career as the Connecticut Sun took advantage of a mistake-filled display by the Phoenix Mercury, winning 70-47 on Tuesday night.