A’ja Wilson set records. So did Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. WNBA stats were eye-popping this season.
A’ja Wilson had a season like none other in WNBA history. Caitlin Clark set records and made the Indiana Fever the biggest draw in the women’s game. Angel Reese rebounded like nobody the league has ever seen. The WNBA regular season is over. And the stat sheets were filled like never before.
Subtract their loss in the season finale Thursday, in which they heavily managed minutes with their playoff seed secure, and the post-Olympic Lynx went 13-1 with the WNBA’s second-best offense (108 ...
Despite Washington starting the season 0-12, former UConn women's basketball star Aaliyah Edwards is grateful for her rookie ...
The 2024 WNBA regular season was one for the record books. A rookie class headlined by Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese injected some extra excitement for the rising league. The two first-year ...
A series-by-series breakdown of the WNBA playoffs, which feature the top-seeded Liberty, a possible three-peat for the Aces ...
Clarendon, a leader in the WNBA’s social justice initiatives, the league’s first openly transgender and nonbinary player and ...
The WNBA is headed to the playoffs in one of the best seasons we've ever seen. Get odds and picks for the outcomes.
What are the offseason priorities and needs for every WNBA team? We break it down as each team is eliminated from the playoff ...
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