WNBA

Washington Mystics guard Abby Meyers looks up and smiles as the arena is dark for the team's pregame festivities.

‘She was hunting’: Inside Abby Meyers’ two weeks with the Washington Mystics

By Jenn Hatfield / July 6, 2023

‘It’s just still a surreal experience having this jersey on’

Iliana Rupert defends Sylvia Fowles in a game from the 2022 season

How ‘familiar face’ Iliana Rupert bolsters Dream bench

By Hunter Cruse / July 5, 2023

Rupert’s 3-point shooting and size will be major add to Dream rotation

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty are just fine 

By The Next / July 5, 2023

Howard and Jackie talk all things New York Liberty — 11-4 record through 15 games

Connecticut Sun forward Brionna Jones looks to shoot as Atlanta Dream forward Nia Coffey defends

WNBA Injury Tracker: Who gets hurt, how often, and why it matters

By Lucas Seehafer / July 5, 2023

Bookmark our real-time guide to injuries in the WNBA

Indiana Fever center Queen Egbo holds the ball with two hands on the right side of her head, scanning the court as a Connecticut Sun player defends.

Why acquiring Queen Egbo makes sense for Washington Mystics

By Jenn Hatfield / July 4, 2023

Swap of centers sends Amanda Zahui B. to Indiana

Seattle Storm big Ezi Magbegor holds her hands on her hips while looking out

For Seattle Storm’s Ezi Magbegor, ‘the sky’s the limit’

By Rowan Schaberg / July 3, 2023

Magbegor and her teammates and coaches reflect on her first All-Star selection and the future of her bright career

Phoenix Mercury big Brianna Turner, in mid-air above the restricted area, holds the ball in front of her face while looking at the hoop. Washington Mystics defenders stand behind her looking very concerned.

Phoenix Mercury’s play still a mixed bag one week after coaching change

By Jesse Morrison / July 3, 2023

Some things are noticeably better under Nikki Blue, but main problems persist

Satou Sabally is having a breakout season for Dallas Wings

By Arie Graham / July 3, 2023

‘I’m in my zone and I’m so locked in’

Why Alysha Clark’s versatility has allowed her to fit right in on the Aces

By Matthew Walter / July 3, 2023

Despite only playing 16 games with the Aces, Alysha Clark has fit like a glove so far.

Atlanta Dream's Rhyne Howard (10, gray) drives to the basket in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, June 28, 2023.

Inside Rhyne Howard’s historic 43-point performance

By Hunter Cruse / July 2, 2023

‘They need to put some respect on my name’