The Minnesota Lynx have been the best team in the league this season, even with Napheesa Collier just returning, and it’s because of the key contributors on the team.
Before athletes routinely used their platforms to create change beyond sports, Maya Moore was already redefining what greatness looked like. A champion on the court and an advocate away from it, she became one of the most influential figures ever to wear the Jumpman.
The WNBA is celebrating its 30th season in 2026. While many new eyes have discovered the league in recent seasons, the league has seen quite a few standout
How many of the WNBA players to record 20 double-doubles in a single regular season can you name in five minutes?
While most would expect a “life-altering” experience to come with a blast, Caitlin Clark highlighted just how strikingly yet subtly Maya Moore swept her off her feet.
Caitlin Clark is preparing for her U.S. national team debut. Before taking the court, she shared a powerful memory about the WNBA legends who inspired her.
The Las Vegas Aces evened up their semifinals series against the Indiana Fever after winning Game 2 in convincing fashion, 90-68, on Tuesday at Michelob Ultra Arena.
Maya Moore paid a cheeky tribute to Michael Jordan by recreating his iconic six-ring picture after her Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Moore is one of those rare superstars who achieved a similar stature of success as the jump man.
The Dallas Wings chose All-American guard Paige Bueckers of UConn with the No. 1 overall selection in Monday night's WNBA Draft in New York.
UConn added to a banner weekend for the program when two former stars were selected to the Naismith Pro Basketball Hall of Fame.
Former NBA stars Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard headline the 2025 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class.
There were 17 finalists named for Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2025 at NBA All-Star Weekend, with several big names leading the way.
Minnesota Lynx legends Maya Moore and Sylvia Fowles are among candidates for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Moore and Fowles were teammates in Minnesota from 2015-2018, winning one WNBA title together.
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.
Maya Moore didn't have to think too hard when asked to reflect on her favorite moment from an incredible WNBA career with the Minnesota Lynx. She traveled back in time to Game 3 of the 2015 WNBA Finals, when she hit a game-winning shot against the Indiana Fever, silencing an entire crowd at then-Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
In front of a sea of Lynx fans, the Minnesota Lynx retired jersey no.23 in honor of legend and franchise icon Maya Moore, Saturday night in Minneapolis.
The Minnesota Lynx will retire the jersey number of former great Maya Moore during Saturday night's home game against the Indiana Fever. Moore's No. 23 jersey will be raised to the rafters of the Target Center, honoring one of the greats in franchise as well as WNBA history.
My first WNBA game was in 2014, a playoff game between the Phoenix Mercury and the Minnesota. I had known of the league and had heard the names of some of the players, but that was about it.
No program in NCAA women's college basketball history has won more national championships than Connecticut's 11. Guided by legendary coach Geno Auriemma, the Huskies have been the gold standard in the women's game. Here's our list of the 20 best players in school history.
The 31-year-old met Irons when she was just 18-years-old and over the last 13 years, the two have developed a strong friendship while embarking on the journey to get him released from prison.
The 23rd WNBA season is upon us, and there's quite a lot of excitement to go along with it. There are new faces in new places, including at the top of the league's front office, but there are also some prominent names we won't see in action early on, or at all, in 2019.
OK, the All-Star break is done, and for most teams in the WNBA, the playoffs essentially start now. Yes, there are still 19 days left in the regular season, but considering there's only a 3.5-game difference between the No.
It's All-Star time, baby. It's been a record-setting season for the WNBA already, and the playoff race is setting up to be the most exciting one yet. (Seriously, look how close the standings are.) There's literally no better time to stop and celebrate the greatness of the league.
The action this WNBA season just isn't slowing down. The Minnesota Lynx and Los Angeles Sparks are still good but no longer have a stranglehold over the top two slots in the league, and the parity across the 12 teams makes every game a must-watch.
On Wednesday evening, the Minnesota Lynx and Los Angeles Sparks will meet in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals for a second straight year, in a winner-takes-all game that will decide whether one of the most impressive sports dynasties in recent sports history will live on, or if a new one will take the throne.
Well, it's hard to imagine a better start to the WNBA Finals than this. After the first two games in Minnesota, the series between the Minnesota Lynx and the Los Angeles Sparks is all tied up, 1-1.
The Finals we've all been waiting for is here. On Sunday, the Minnesota Lynx (1) and Los Angeles Sparks (2) will tip off a best-of-five series to see who will be crowned the 2017 WNBA champion.
There have been plenty of surprises this WNBA season, but the two teams at the top of the standing have not been among them. The top-seeded Minnesota Lynx and the defending champion Los Angeles Sparks both earned a double bye straight into the semifinals thanks to their great regular-season performances.
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