WNBA

Teaira McCowan is still adjusting to the Dallas Wings system

By Arie Graham / June 22, 2022

She is making a difference while playing sporadic minutes

Maya Caldwell is showered by teammates after scoring 18 points in Atlanta Dream's 80-75 win over the Dallas Wings on Tuesday, June 21, 2022. (Screenshot from postgame interview)

‘I love a challenge’: Maya Caldwell has big debut for Atlanta

By Gabriella Lewis / June 22, 2022

Dream hardship player stars in win

Chicago Sky point guard Courtney Vandersloot, mid-air, releases a jump shot off her fingertips, as a Connecticut Sun defender watches on from either side of her

Daily Briefing — June 22, 2022: PIE IN THE SKY — Chicago pulls off largest comeback in WNBA history

By Emily Adler / June 22, 2022

Moriah Jefferson leads Lynx to win

Sparks

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Can the Sparks fly?

By The Next / June 21, 2022

Alex and David discuss the changes and potential improvements for the Sparks

Los Angeles Sparks big Nneka Ogwumike looks out at the court from the baseline behind the basket, as a ref stands next to her

How can Sparks turn things around?

By David Mendez-Yapkowitz / June 21, 2022

There are a couple key issues that continue to hurt the Sparks as they try and turn their season around

Chamique Holdsclaw flashes a peace sign to the crowd as she is inducted into the Washington Mystics Hall of Fame on June 19, 2022. Fellow inductees Murriel Page and Vicky Bullett are visible in the background.

Past, present and future collide as the Mystics celebrate their Hall of Famers

By Jenn Hatfield / June 21, 2022

‘It means a lot to know you’re not forgotten’

Chicago head coach James Wade stands in front of the scorer's table, looking towards the halfcourt, where an out-of-focus Sky combo forward Rebekah Gardner and Connecticut Sun big Alyssa Thomas stand

Daily Briefing — June 21, 2022: Prelude to a Commissioner’s Cup

By Emily Adler / June 21, 2022

Rupert, Stewie battle on June 29

‘Like a fairy tale’: Sights and sounds from the final homecoming of Sue Bird

By Emily Adler / June 21, 2022

An ending so perfect, it could have been scripted

Sue Bird

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Sue Bird takes New York one last time

By The Next / June 20, 2022

I don’t think anything will be like it was today just given that I’m from here

Nikolina Milić, a silver lining of Minnesota’s 2022 season

By Lucas Seehafer / June 20, 2022

Role to be determined, but Milić should be here to stay