
NBA 2K27 Unveils Dual Cover Featuring Wembanyama and Clark
The newest NBA 2K title showcases two breakout athletes on its covers, celebrating their rapid rise and the impact they’ve had on their respective teams and leagues.
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The newest NBA 2K title showcases two breakout athletes on its covers, celebrating their rapid rise and the impact they’ve had on their respective teams and leagues.

From A'ja Wilson's historic climb to Madina Okot's career‑high performance, the latest WNBA action spotlights both established stars and rising talents across the league.

Megan Gustafson, the former Iowa Hawkeye now playing for the Portland Fire, scored 17 points and helped her team defeat the Atlanta Dream 102-92, surpassing 1,000 career points and 500 rebounds while shooting efficiently this season.

Monique Currie’s induction into the Washington Mystics Hall of Fame celebrates a career that spanned nine seasons, a championship legacy, and lasting influence on the franchise and its community.

From nightly film sessions to clutch performances, Cotie McMahon is turning professional challenges into opportunities for growth and team elevation.

A’ja Wilson and Aliyah Boston lead the All-Star selections as Indiana shines, while Atlanta endures a fifth straight loss.

After two seasons with the Washington Mystics, Jade Melbourne has returned to the Seattle Storm, delivering career‑high performances and energizing a developing roster.

A remarkable week for Colorado women's basketball as alumna Isabelle Fijalkowski is inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame and standout guard Jaylyn Sherrod signs a developmental contract with the Atlanta Dream.

Jade Melbourne is set to leave the Seattle Storm and play for Bendigo Spirit in the 2026‑27 WNBL season, a transfer that promises new chemistry and community connection.

Jordan Hobbs and Leigha Brown, former Michigan standouts, have signed with the 3XBA for the 2026 season, bringing international experience and Olympic pedigree to a league that counts its games toward FIBA rankings.

The latest WNBA weekly roundup spotlights standout showings from former Gamecocks, record‑setting performances, and the upcoming high‑stakes final between Las Vegas and New York.

The 2026 ESPYS will honor WNBA standouts, with A’ja Wilson chasing a historic ‘Best Athlete’ double win.

In her ninth WNBA season, Jordin Canada leads the Atlanta Dream with a league‑top assist‑to‑turnover ratio, accounts for a third of the team’s points, and is being championed for an All‑Star selection.

The Michigan women's basketball team has added guard Dallas Loughridge, a 22‑year‑old Australian WNBL veteran, bolstering the backcourt with professional experience and a recent breakout award.

Michigan’s women’s basketball program has added Australian guard Dallas Loughridge, a recent Betty Watson Breakout Player of the Year, to bolster a backcourt that already blends depth with elite talent.

Xavier University has added 6‑foot‑0 guard Kejia Ran to its 2026‑27 women's basketball roster, a move that follows her selection by the Atlanta Dream in the 2026 WNBA Draft and her extensive international experience with China's national teams.

A look at Caitlin Clark’s record‑setting points per game, the backlash from analyst Jason Whitlock over her on‑court behavior, and the ripple effects on the Indiana Fever and the Atlanta Dream.

The Atlanta Dream secured their fourth straight win over the Toronto Tempo, with star forward Angel Reese facing unexpected criticism after an uncharacteristically low offensive output.

Angel Reese delivered 11 points and 9 rebounds for the Atlanta Dream in a narrow win over Toronto, sparking both criticism and praise while the team climbs to 12-4 in the East.

The University of Arkansas announced the finalization of its women's basketball staff for the 2026‑27 season, welcoming Erin Horne as director of basketball operations and Makyra Tramble as director of player development.

A’ja Wilson leads the All-Star vote while several WNBA teams post strong performances in Week 6.
Raven Johnson’s first game in Atlanta as a WNBA rookie captivated fans, blending personal history with professional promise.

The Portland Fire is reshaping the typical expansion team experience by prioritizing culture, inclusive opportunities and a constraints‑led coaching philosophy that is already influencing the broader WNBA landscape.
The Fever, riding a three‑game winning streak, host the Toronto Tempo on June 16 in a historic first‑meeting, with Clark’s 25 points and MVP odds in focus.