The race for WNBA Rookie of Year is heating up after Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese became the first rookie in league history to record at least 20 rebounds in consecutive games on Friday night. The former LSU standout and 2023 national champion finished with 13 points and 20 rebounds to reach the milestone as...
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WNBA great Sue Bird says Caitlin Clark is playoff nightmare for other teams: 'Trouble for everybody else'
If Sue Bird were still playing in the WNBA, there’s one team and, more specifically, one player she would not want to see in the playoffs: the Indiana Fever and first overall pick Caitlin Clark. The four-time WNBA champion and 13-time All-Star offered a warning to other teams in the league during a recent episode...
WNBA All-Star Skylar Diggins-Smith details past struggles with anxiety before joining Storm
Six-time WNBA All-Star Skylar Diggins-Smith made a big career decision in February when she signed a two-year deal with the Seattle Storm. Diggins-Smith spent the past four years with the Phoenix Mercury. But she went through an acrimonious breakup with the Mercury, which led her to the Storm. She recently sat down with ESPN’s LaChina...
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese urges Americans to ‘go out there and vote’ ahead of presidential election
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese was asked about her thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of the 2024 presidential election, but the WNBA Rookie of the Year candidate took the opportunity to instead urge Americans to “go out there and vote.” Before Sunday’s game against the Phoenix Mercury, Reese admitted to Brandon “Scoop B”...
Connecticut Sun star DiJonai Carrington calls out WNBA for failing to promote historic game
Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington called out the WNBA for failing to promote the team’s historic game before a sellout crowd on Tuesday night, adding that the matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks should have been a nationally televised game. The Sun headlined the league’s first ever game at TD Garden, the home of the...
WNBA stars Breanna Stewart, A'ja Wilson want more time off after Olympics amid new potential union contract
WNBA teams resumed play just four days after the end of the Paris Olympics. For some players, this has been a difficult turnaround. Two-time WNBA MVP and New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart spoke out about the lack of time off for the players that represented the U.S. in Paris and brought home gold for...
Gabby Williams, who Angel Reese tried to recruit to Sky after stellar Olympics, returns to WNBA with Storm
Gabby Williams, the French player who starred during her team’s silver medal run at the Paris Olympics, is heading back to the WNBA. Williams is joining the Seattle Storm, the team she played for in 2022 and 2023, for the remainder of the season as the team battles for playoff position. The team announced the...
Caitlin Clark laments pricey Fever season tickets and low WNBA salaries
The Indiana Fever have been in the business of selling out games, but that’s not why Caitlin Clark says she can’t get her hands on season tickets for the family. Following a record night for the first-year guard, Clark was all smiles in the post-game presser discussing the Fever’s 92-75 win over the Seattle Storm...
Caitlin Clark thanks referee for technical foul in Fever's dominating win over Seattle
Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark received her fifth technical foul of the season during her record-breaking night on Sunday, and she is just two more shy of receiving a one-game suspension. However, the WNBA star says she is thankful for it. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark, #22, is all smiles after dishing and assisting Indiana...
Fever-Mercury game erupts into shoving match as WNBA returns from long break
The Indiana Fever expected a tough match up in their first game back after the WNBA returned this week following an extended break for the 2024 Paris Olympics. And that’s exactly what they got when they stepped on the court to face the Phoenix Mercury on Friday night. Caitlin Clark, #22 of the Indiana Fever,...









