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Minnesota Lynx stuns Golden State Valkyries 81-75 in a gritty showdown, with Nia Coffey’s 22 points and Courtney Williams’ explosive 21 points, 12 rebounds, and 5 assists leading the charge. Olivia Miles sealed the win with a clutch three-point play, while Minnesota capitalized on 14 Valkyries turnovers for 12 points. Zandalasini poured in a career-high 23 for Golden State, but the Lynx held strong to extend their winning streak. Up next: a showdown with Washington on Sunday.

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The Washington Mystics, the youngest team in WNBA history, stunned the New York Liberty with an 86-83 victory, snapping New York’s eight-game win streak and ending their own 10-game skid against the Liberty. Second-year stars Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen led the charge, with Iriafen returning from injury to score nine points in the final four minutes, including the game-winning basket. Coach Sydney Johnson hailed the win as a sign of growth, while Iriafen credited the team’s resilience and belief. The victory brought Washington back to a .500 record for the first time since their 2019 championship, and Citron beli...

Toronto Tempo pulled off a wild comeback, erasing a 16-point deficit in the second half to stun the Connecticut Sun 101-97. Marina Mabrey was the star, dropping a career-high 37 points and tying the WNBA record with 9 threes — 21 of them in the fourth quarter. Temi Fagbenle and Maria Conde each added 19 points, turning a 13-point halftime deficit into victory and snapping a three-game losing streak. The Sun, now on a seven-game skid, saw Kennedy Burke, Leila Lacan, and Brittney Griner combine for 50 points. Toronto heads to Atlanta to face the Dream, while the Sun host Chicago — can the Tempo keep this...

The Washington Mystics stunned the New York Liberty with an 86-83 victory, ending New York’s eight-game win streak and snapping their own ten-game losing skid against them. Kiki Iriafen, returning from a three-game ankle injury, delivered a heroic performance with 20 points, including the go-ahead layup with 27 seconds left. Her presence sparked a crucial 10-2 fourth-quarter run, showcasing her game-changing impact. The Liberty, who had dominated the Mystics 22 points earlier this week without Iriafen, missed key shots in the final seconds — Breanna Stewart’s tough layup and missed threes from Ionescu and Sabally sealed the upset. Both teams face high-s...

Who’s making the cut and who’s falling through the cracks for the WNBA All-Star game? A’ja Wilson and Paige Bueckers lead the fan vote, but breakout stars like Veronica Burton and Shakira Austin are quietly dominating the conversation. Jessica Shepard’s triple-doubles and team impact make her a must-watch, while Carla Leite’s record-breaking youth and playmaking shine bright. Meanwhile, Jordin Canada and Brittney Sykes face tough odds—Canada battling guard depth and Sykes sidelined by injury. Even Kahleah Copper’s scoring could be overlooked due to her team’s struggles. With fan, player, and media votes plus coach...

Angel Reese is lighting up Atlanta—and the WNBA—with her dominant play since joining the Dream. Averaging over 12 rebounds and leading the league, she’s bringing energy, balance, and wins while helping the team soar with one of the best records in the East. Her joy, intensity, and clutch performances—including a career-high in offensive rebounds—are fueling a historic run as the Dream prepare for showdowns against Caitlin Clark and the Fever. With Reese at the heart of it all, Atlanta’s playoff hopes are looking unstoppable.

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The WNBA is skyrocketing—next season features a record 50-game schedule, fueled by soaring fan demand and strategic growth. After a pandemic pause, the league’s rebounding with expanded teams, international play, and stronger media deals, proving women’s basketball is bigger, bolder, and more unstoppable than ever.

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Indiana Fever crush Toronto Tempo 113-91 in a franchise-record-setting offensive explosion, fueled by Kelsey Mitchell’s 27 points, Caitlin Clark’s double-double, and Aliyah Boston’s big night. Sophie Cunningham dropped a season-high 24 points off the bench, including a third-quarter barrage. Toronto’s Laura Juskaite and Marina Mabrey couldn’t contain Indiana’s barrage, while Brittney Sykes exited with a leg injury. Fever now sit at 9-5 and host Atlanta next. Tempo fall to 7-8 after the blowout loss.

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The Commissioner’s Cup Championship is heating up as the New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces clash in a rematch of past battles—both teams undefeated in Cup play, led by stars like Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones, and A’ja Wilson. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Dream quietly surge with Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese, while teams like Indiana, Connecticut, and Seattle struggle with consistency. Dallas and LA Sparks, however, are thriving thanks to breakout performances and team chemistry, proving the Cup isn’t just about seeding—it’s about who’s ready to win it all.

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The WNBA is gearing up for a major leap forward—starting in 2027, teams will play a full 50-game regular season, up from 44 now and a dramatic increase from just a few years ago. This expansion isn’t just about more games—it’s reshaping how teams build rosters, operate front offices, and manage player health. With deeper rosters and more strategic demands, franchises are hiring top-tier staff, scouting smarter, and preparing for a longer, tougher grind. The season’s stretch into November may impact player opportunities elsewhere, but this bold move signals the league’s serious commitment to growth, visibility...

Olivia Miles is lighting up the WNBA like never before, dropping a career-high 29 points in a tough loss to the Aces — then shattering that mark just four days later with 31 against the Sparks, shooting 12-for-15 and setting a record with 24 points in one half. Sports Illustrated called her rookie season “downright special,” and she’s not just scoring — she’s commanding the game like a seasoned pro. Meanwhile, Sydney Taylor is sparking the Chicago Sky with 54 points in two games, including a 30-point overtime thriller, while Laura Juškaitė in Toronto is proving to be a dominant force as a starter, del...

The Las Vegas Aces are back in the Commissioner’s Cup finals after a gritty 86-76 win over the Phoenix Mercury, led by A’ja Wilson’s 33 points and 11 rebounds. Jackie Young added 20 points, 9 assists, and a career-high 5 steals, while the Aces’ suffocating defense — 18 steals in the game — turned the tide. The Mercury, losers of four straight and struggling to sustain their early momentum, now face a tough road ahead. The Aces will battle New York for the title on June 30, while Phoenix looks to snap their skid against Seattle.

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Portland Fire stuns Seattle Storm 94-89 in a Commissioner’s Cup thriller, as Bridget Carleton explodes for a career-high 24 points and 7 threes, while Carla Leite adds 20 points and 10 assists. Dominique Malonga fights back with 28 points and 11 rebounds, but it’s not enough. Portland (8-9) continues to find its footing, while Seattle (3-13) looks to bounce back against Phoenix this Saturday. The Fire head to Chicago next, where their development story will continue to unfold.

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Rookie Olivia Miles exploded for a career-high 31 points — 24 in the first half — shattering the WNBA rookie record for first-half scoring as the Minnesota Lynx cruised to a 99-83 win over the Los Angeles Sparks. With ten wins in their last eleven games, the Lynx showcased depth, led by Natasha Howard, Kayla McBride, and Courtney Williams, while Nia Coffey added a career-best five steals. The Sparks, missing star Kelsey Plum, saw rookie Jihyun Park step up with 13 points, but couldn’t match Minnesota’s early momentum. The Lynx head to Golden State next, while the Sparks host New York in a test o...

Nia Coffey is back home with the Minnesota Lynx, where she grew up, after a decade of bouncing between teams — and now she’s thriving. The fifth overall pick in 2017, she delivered a career-defining performance against Portland with 15 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals, and 3 blocks, helping set a team record with seven players scoring in double digits. Her buzzer-beater before halftime sent the crowd into frenzy. Coach Cheryl Reeve raves about her intensity, versatility, and defensive grit, while Coffey stays humble, focused on listening and executing. Coming from a basketball family — her dad played in the NBA, her brother’s in the l...

The New York Liberty pulled off a heart-stopping 96-95 win over the Chicago Sky, thanks to Sabrina Ionescu’s game-winning layup with 15 seconds left. Jonquel Jones led the charge with 19 points and 8 rebounds, while Breanna Stewart and Satou Sabally each poured in 17. Rookie Sydney Taylor shined for Chicago with 24 points on 57% shooting. The Liberty’s eighth straight win keeps them hot, and they’ve now swept all Commissioner’s Cup games against the East. Back home Friday against the Mystics, while the Sky head to Dallas.

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Sonia Citron dropped a career-high 24 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, while Michaela Onyenwere added 22 to lead the Washington Mystics to an 88-81 win over the Connecticut Sun, extending the Sun’s losing streak to six games. Rookie center Lauren Betts shined in her first career start with 13 points, and Georgia Amoore chipped in 10. Despite strong efforts from Sun’s Aneesah Morrow (11 pts, 10 reb) and Leila Lacan (11 pts), Washington pulled away thanks to Betts’ clutch free throws and key baskets down the stretch. The Mystics head to New York for a Friday showdown with the Liberty, while the Sun host Toronto that s...

The Golden State Valkyries steamroll to their third straight win, crushing the Los Angeles Sparks 78-58 as Gabby Williams and Kaila Charles lead the charge with clutch scoring and all-around play. The Sparks’ offense sputtered, with key stars barely registering double digits, while Cameron Brink’s late-game ankle scare has fans on edge—though she’s being evaluated, the team remains optimistic. The Valkyries dominated from the opening tip, outscoring their rivals 25-10 in the first quarter and never looking back. Meanwhile, Kate Martin got a rousing ovation in her return to Chase Center, and both teams gear up for Wedn...

Aja Wilson and Paige Bueckers are dominating early fan votes for the WNBA All-Star Game, with Wilson leading at over 308,000 and Bueckers close behind at nearly 300,000. The game in Chicago on July 25 will feature the league’s top talent, shaped by a voting system where fans hold half the power, with players and media each contributing 25%. Other top contenders include Aliyah Boston, Breanna Stewart, and Caitlin Clark, all vying for spots as the voting window closes June 27. This is shaping up to be one of the most electrifying All-Star Games yet — and fans are at the heart of the acti...

The New York Liberty are back in the Commissioner’s Cup final — a major milestone that often signals a WNBA Finals run. With a seven-game win streak, a fully healthy roster, and a history of success (including last year’s championship), they’re riding high. The tournament, revived in 2021, has become a strong predictor of playoff contenders, and the Liberty’s past finals appearances — including a win in 2023 that led to the WNBA title — prove the momentum is real. Players like Jonquel Jones are confident, noting how many past Cup finalists end up in the Finals. The Liberty await their opponent...

Unlock the WNBA’s hidden rhythms: half-court mastery, transition thunder, and scramble chaos. Minnesota Lynx reign supreme in set plays, even without key players. Tempo squad? They’re coast-to-coast kings, led by Brittney Sykes. Vegas Aces? Scramble specialists, turning rebounds into fireworks with NaLyssa Smith, A’ja Wilson, and Chelsea Gray’s deadly threes. Powered by a new algorithm that slices possessions into precise categories, this deep-dive reveals how teams truly win—not just in stats, but in moments. Think of it as listening to the beat, not just the song.

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WNBA playoff race intensifies as New York locks in the East, while the West remains a three-way battle between Las Vegas, Minnesota, and Dallas. Minnesota leads the pack with the best point differential, Las Vegas holds top seed but is vulnerable after a loss. Tonight’s six games could reshape the standings — Minnesota dominates against struggling LA Sparks, New York cruises past injury-riddled Chicago, and Las Vegas needs a win to secure the West’s final spot. Player props are heating up too: Dominique Malonga’s rebound surge makes her a hot bet, and Paige Bueckers’ three-point barrage against perimeter...

Aja Wilson dropped 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Las Vegas Aces to a 100-97 win over the Minnesota Lynx, securing the top seed in the Commissioner’s Cup with the championship set for June 30. Rookie Olivia Miles had a career-high 29 points, including 12 in the final quarter, but couldn’t overcome the Aces’ clutch free throws from Wilson and Chelsea Gray. The Lynx, riding an eight-game win streak, briefly took the lead with under a minute left, but the Aces held strong. Miles’ buzzer-beater attempt missed, sealing the victory. Both teams return Monday — Lynx host Portland, Aces face Dallas — proving this...

Caitlin Clark just dropped a sneaker-sized hint: her first Nike signature shoe, rumored to be called “Caitlin1,” might drop on October 1, 2026, after she changed her Instagram handle and posted a cryptic bracelet with the date. Fans are buzzing, especially with her Swiftie vibes and royal blue shoe teaser. Priced at $140 for adults, the wait is on — while she’s dominating the court with 20+ points per game.

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Indiana Fever roar to another win, beating the Connecticut Sun 85-75 as Caitlin Clark drops 25 points and 5 assists, while Sophie Cunningham delivers a clutch fourth-quarter performance with 11 points — including two game-sealing threes — to seal the deal. Kelsey Mitchell adds 19, and Aliyah Boston dominates with 13 points, 11 rebounds, and 5 assists. The Fever now sit just half a game behind the New York Liberty in the Eastern Conference race for the Commissioner’s Cup, with the championship set for June 30. Meanwhile, the Sun remain winless at 0-5 in the tournament.

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