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Chicago Sky combo forward Rebekah Gardner dribbles up the court past the halfcourt line

Chicago Sky notebook: On to Connecticut

By James Kay / August 25, 2022

Wade gets extension while Gardner gets All-Rookie nod

Locked on Women’s Basketball: What’s next for Elena Delle Donne, Alysha Clark and the Washington Mystics?

By The Next / August 25, 2022

Howard and Jenn discuss how the Mystics’ first-round playoff series ended too quickly and more

Connecticut Sun big Alyssa Thomas runs up the court while looking towards the fans and holding a finger to her mouth to shush them

Daily Briefing — Aug. 25, 2022: ICARUS — Wings fly too close to the Sun

By Emily Adler / August 25, 2022

Sun advance to the semifinals

Indiana Fever interim General Manager Lin Dunn

The Indiana Fever have a plan after winning five games and the execution starts now

By Tony East / August 24, 2022

The Indiana Fever won only five times in 2022 yet they are optimistic about their future

How the Connecticut Sun can save their season

By Jacqueline LeBlanc / August 24, 2022

The Sun were able to run away with the first win by playing their game forcing turnovers and dominating the paint and sharing the ball on offense

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Can the Dallas Wings steal a decisive Game 3 win from the Connecticut Sun?

By The Next / August 24, 2022

Missy and Arie discuss Game 3 of tonight’s matchup the Connecticut Sun versus the Dallas Wings

Chicago Sky big Candace Parker releases a free-throw off her fingertips

Daily Briefing — Aug. 24, 2022: BLUE YORK — Liberty eliminated in Game 3

By Emily Adler / August 24, 2022

Sky advance to semifinals

Inside the record-setting WNBA audience in 2022

By Caylen Johnson / August 23, 2022

The WNBA had the most-watched season and the most-watched game since 2008

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Chicago Sky, New York Liberty play winner-take-all Game 3 in 2022 WNBA Playoffs!

By The Next / August 23, 2022

The Next’s New York Liberty beat reporter Jackie Powell is here to discuss the most important playoff game in recent Liberty history with host Howard Megdal

Washington Mystics point guard Natasha Cloud high-fives her teammates as she is introduced in the starting lineup before a game against the Seattle Storm at the Entertainment and Sports Arena in Washington, D.C., on July 30, 2022. (Photo credit: Domenic Allegra)

‘Warrior’ Natasha Cloud can’t save Washington Mystics from painful playoff exit

By Jenn Hatfield / August 23, 2022

‘They were just a little bit better all the way around’