On Tuesday, the Phoenix Mercury hosted Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky. It's the first matchup between the two teams for the 2025 WNBA season. At the start of the first quarter, things got a bit physical between Reese and Mercury's veteran star,

Brittney Sykes had 21 points and nine rebounds, Kiki Iriafen added 16 points, and the Washington Mystics beat the shorthanded Indiana Fever 83-77 on Wednesday night at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. Reigning Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark did not play for Indiana due to a strained left quad.

Fever Fest” is planned as a three-hour afternoon event on July 19, leading up to that night’s WNBA All-Star Game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

There was no shortage of action on Friday night as the WNBA officially kicked off its 2025 season. There was a triple-header on the docket, with the last game being the Los Angeles Sparks taking on the Golden State Valkyries in their WNBA debut.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has a left quad strain and will be out at least two weeks. Coach Stephanie White told reporters Monday she wasn’t sure exactly when Clark was injured but was told after Saturday's game Clark had “something going on with her leg.

In a new survey, WNBA general managers weighed in on which player acquisition will make the biggest impact with their new franchise

Before Tuesday's matchup between the Sky and Mercury, new Chicago head coach Tyler Marsh spoke about Thomas. He said that Reese had a lot of similarities to Thomas, who was a First-Team All-WNBA honoree in 2023 and 2024.

Wings' star Paige Bueckers had a lot to cherish about her first WNBA game in home state Minnesota, including one who saw it coming all along.

Discover two exciting events coming to Indianapolis this July: the WNBA All-Star Game and Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration.