The 2020 season was both a challenging and interesting year for the WNBA. Like all sports, the league was impacted as the world was in a strange place. Seasons were postponed, fans were unable to attend, but still, the show went on. The league had its ...

Step inside the unforgettable 2020 WNBA “Wubble” season — a historic blend of basketball brilliance and bold activism. From Breanna Stewart’s Finals MVP win with the Seattle Storm to powerful stands for Breonna Taylor and Black Lives Matter, this ...

The 2025 season is in the books. A new champion has been crowned. But as the offseason starts, the focus shifts squarely back on collective bargaining negotiations. The current collective bargaining agreement expires on Oct. 31. Both commissioner Cathy ...

The Phoenix Mercury have drafted many players, and for those who spent some years in the WNBA, they had some impressive games in their time.

LAS VEGAS — “Do you want to tell the people the truth?” Phoenix Mercury star Alyssa Thomas asked teammate Kahleah Copper. The question at hand was about a game — but not the WNBA Finals matchup with the Las Vegas Aces that loomed the following day.

The WNBA’s latest collective bargaining proposal would include revenue sharing with a maximum salary of more than $1.1 million available to more than one player per team growing each year, according to a person familiar with the negotiations.