Angel Reese was taken out of Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, and her Atlanta Dream teammates couldn't step up. If they continue to fail her, Reese is going to lose.
The owner of the Los Angeles Sparks is looking to sell the team, which could open up a lot of possibilities and questions.
The Indiana Fever has experienced a lot of changes in a handful of days, and the potential departure of Myisha Hines-Allen is one of them.
Since then, Kelly Krauskopf has left the organization and Amber Cox has been fired, leaving the Fever with key front office positions to fill—and a ton of pressure. They cannot afford any mistakes ...
Before Saturday's game, it felt a little reckless to say the Golden State Valkyries still had a shot at salvaging the WNBA Finals. Coming back from a 2-1 deficit in the WNBA Finals isn't easy, and ...
While that's a far cry from the 17,000 or so fans that State Farm can hold, there is something poetic about the prospect: if the Dream win Game 5 and Game 6, it feels a little fitting for the team to ...
Three of the five players on the All-WNBA First Team didn’t even make it past the first round of the playoffs, and the Golden ...
Salaün makes just $500,000 as a rotational player for a finals team—less than Sophie Cunningham and Monique Billings, who came off the Fever’s bench and weren’t nearly as productive. Gueye, who only ...
Kelsey Mitchell can choose her next team, and the Minnesota Lynx could sign her to upgrade on Courtney Williams and make another run at a championship ...
The Valkyries are risking putting all of their hopes and skills into the hands of one player, a mistake the Aces make from ...
Angel Reese became only the third player to rack up at least 30 points and 15 rebounds in a WNBA Finals game Monday night.
If a fresh start is the Indiana Fever's aim, allowing Stephanie White to continue as head coach is a bad decision.
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