The previous time the Washington Mystics took the floor, the WNBA’s youngest team had its best offensive performance of the season in a 37-point win. In the six-day break that followed, the Mystics were looking forward to the time off and the chance to get in some practice time after a busy start to the year.

The Golden State Valkyries burst onto the WNBA scene with serious momentum, selling over 10,000 season tickets before playing a single game and packing the Chase Center with more than 18,000 fans for their debut.

WNBA Makes Angel Reese Announcement After Chicago Sky Star's Historic Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Angel Reese made history again on Sunday. This time around, the Chicago Sky star registered her first career triple-double by dropping 11 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists in their 78-66 road win against the Connecticut Sun.

Sky forward Angel Reese recorded the first triple-double of her career in Sunday's game against the Sun with 11 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists.

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham both made their returns to the floor on Saturday, helping the Indiana Fever secure a high-scoring 102-88 win over the New York Liberty. Clark

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Weeks into its inaugural season, the Bay Area’s expansion franchise is blowing past league precedents for sponsorships and ticket sales—and even surpassing some pro men’s clubs.

The Chicago Sky's 2025 WNBA season is spiraling, and General Manager Jeff Pagliocca isn't sugarcoating the situation. After a promising 2-0 start, the team has now dropped five of

So often in its 28-year existence, the WNBA — from its players, to rules and play styles — have been told by the basketball world to take notes from the NBA. The cliche is old, outdated and just a lazy argument used in conversations where not much knowledge of the WNBA is present.

She made four treys in the win as Phoenix improved to 7-4 on the season. Yet, of the six WNBA teams that played on Wednesday night, Phoenix was the only one without a single highlight.