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Kelsey Mitchell’s 29‑point performance ties the league’s longest 20‑point streak, while Caitlin Clark’s 24 points help the Fever secure a 101‑95 win over the Toronto Tempo.
The 2026 WNBA trade deadline saw forward Aneesah Morrow switch from the Connecticut Sun to the Toronto Tempo, sparking a cascade of lineup changes and fantasy implications across the league.
The Toronto Tempo addressed a glaring rebounding shortfall by acquiring veteran Aneesah Morrow, a move that underscores the franchise’s strategic vision as it builds a competitive identity in its inaugural WNBA season.
The Toronto Tempo are leveraging speed and transition play, driven by Julie Allemand’s playmaking and Maria Conde’s rebounding, to carve out a competitive edge in their inaugural WNBA season.
Despite an average age of just 24.1, the Washington Mystics have vaulted into playoff contention thanks to a defense that ranks among the league’s best, even as their offense sputters.
Napheesa Collier's 24‑point performance revives the Lynx, prompting adjustments for teammates like Nia Coffey, while Kiki Rice's imminent return promises a new offensive catalyst for the Tempo.
A look at Caitlin Clark's meteoric impact in the WNBA, her record‑setting performances and the growing conversation about her place in league history.
After securing the 2026‑27 title defense, UCLA’s women’s basketball program is reshaping its roster with five new transfers and two freshman guards, while Coach Cori Close outlines her philosophy of learning and giving.
The Connecticut Sun have instituted a focused development program for their emerging post players, enlisting veteran mentorship from Brittney Griner and a supportive staff to accelerate skill acquisition and game readiness.
The Toronto Tempo attracted 20,996 fans to its first game in Montreal, where Marina Mabrey, Paige Bueckers and Jessica Shepard shone, and veteran Kayla Alexander made a notable return.
Marina Mabrey becomes the Toronto Tempo’s inaugural WNBA All-Star, averaging 21.1 points per game and setting new records, while her supportive environment and coach Sandy Brondello’s vision drive the team toward a playoff push.
Cheryl Reeve's 380th win marks a historic milestone in the WNBA, reflecting decades of dedication, mentorship, and a coaching philosophy centered on process over personal accolades.
After a career‑high 41‑point explosion against the Los Angeles Sparks, Kahleah Copper has transformed from a struggling shooter into the Mercury’s leading force, driving a winning streak that reshapes their playoff outlook.
After two seasons with the Washington Mystics, Jade Melbourne has returned to the Seattle Storm, delivering career‑high performances and energizing a developing roster.
The WNBA announced its All-Star starters, honoring former Fighting Irish players Olivia Miles and Jessica Shepard as starters for the first time since 2024, spotlighting a new generation of talent ahead of the Chicago showcase.
The WNBA suspended Alyssa Thomas for one game after an incident with Caitlin Clark. Coach Nate Tibbetts criticized the league's investigation, and the Mercury secured a vital win to stay alive in the playoff race.
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.
The Dallas Wings will meet the Toronto Tempo at Montreal's Bell Centre on July 10 before a sold‑out crowd that could surpass the current women's basketball attendance record.
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.
Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen’s rapid development in their second WNBA season have turned the Mystics into an unexpected early‑season contender.
Despite being the league's least experienced squad, the Washington Mystics are turning close contests into victories, driven by emerging talent and a coach bullish on the future.
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.