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A record-setting All-Star Game?
The interest in the WNBA is at an all-time high, and the data behind ticket sales for WNBA All-Star 2024 proves it.
Allisha Gray takes over All-Star Friday
Turns out everyone else was competing for second place on Friday night. The Atlanta Dream’s Allisha Gray won both the 3-Point Contest and the Skills Challenge at WNBA All-Star 2024.
WNBA All-Star 2024: Friday night preview and predictions
The fields for the Friday night festivities at WNBA All-Star 2024 are set. Who has the goods required to win the Skills Challenge? Who will capture the 3-Point Contest?
Valkyries, TOGETHXR collaborate on new shirt
The WNBA expansion team, in partnership with TOGETHXR, encourages you to manifest your devotion to women’s sports.
Liberty Update: Top of the league
As we head into the Olympic break, the New York Liberty top the league with a record of 21-4.
Fever Update: Making progress, making history
On Wednesday night, Caitlin Clark broke the WNBA single-game record with 19 assists. And despite the loss, the Indiana Fever are looking like a playoff team.
Sky trade Mabrey to Sun
In a shocking move, the Chicago Sky are trading sharpshooter Marina Mabrey to the Connecticut Sun for Rachel Banham, Moriah Jefferson and draft capital.
Wings Update: Midseason awards
Just past the halfway mark of the 2024 WNBA season, it’s time to reflect on where the Dallas Wings are, as well as which players have shined this season.
Dream Update: A nightmare season
While injuries to key starters can explain the Atlanta Dream’s struggles, the team’s issues go deeper. Can the expected return of Rhyne Howard end what has been a nightmare seven-game losing streak?
Aces Update: A’ja’s on fire
The ESPY for Best Athlete in Women’s Sports. A 2K cover. A chance to go for gold at the Olympics again. A blazing trail to what looks to be another M’VP. What can’t A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces do?
Storm Update: Horston, Magbegor proving reliable
Jordan Horston and Ezi Magbegor aren’t often asked to do as much for the Seattle Storm as the team’s veterans, but they’ve shown to be plenty capable of rising to the occasion when necessary.
How Ke’Shunan James became the best player in Slovakia
Get to know Ke’Shunan James, the best women’s baller in Slovakia. She was born in Tennessee, shaped at Murray State and now is thriving for Piešťanské Čajky.
She’s the real M’VP
After last season’s hotly-contested MVP race, the Las Vegas Aces’ A’ja Wilson is leaving little doubt about who should win this season’s honor.
This Week in Women’s Basketball: A’ja x NBA 2K25
A’ja Wilson is one of the cover athletes for NBA 2K25, the Phoenix Mercury are naming practice courts after Dianna Taurasi and women’s basketball owned the ESPYs.
Preview: Four-game Sunday slate
It’s a jam-packed WNBA Sunday! In the marquee matchup, the Indiana Fever take on the Minnesota Lynx on the road.
Reese’s streak ends as Sky fall to Liberty
A dismal second quarter paved the way not only to a Chicago Sky loss, but also to the end of Angel Reese’s record-breaking streak of double-doubles.
Clark or Reese for Rookie of the Year?
Caitlin Clark is awesome. Angel Reese is awesome. Can we just have Co-ROYs this season?
Lynx update: Surviving without Collier
Minnesota Lynx star Napheesa Collier is out indefinitely with plantar fasciitis, but that hasn’t stopped the Lynx from playing unselfish, winning basketball.
Mercury Update: Good vibes in the Valley
With three more games to play until the All-Star and Olympic breaks, the Phoenix Mercury are riding a three-game winning streak, resulting in good vibes percolating through the Valley.
Don’t sleep on Phee’s defense
We take a look at Defensive Player of the Year candidates Napheesa Collier, Alanna Smith, Breanna Stewart and Ezi Magbegor.
A DPOY three-peat for A’ja?
A’ja Wilson continues to dominate defensively, but is it enough to win her third-straight Defensive Player of the Year Award?
Four WNBA players worthy of Most Improved honors
How does one define "improvement" in the WNBA, anyway? There’s no clear-cut leader for the Most Improved Player award thus far in 2024, but there are a few names that come to mind right away.
Who is the best off-the-bench?
The Washington Mystics’ Myisha Hines-Allen has played well on a struggling team and made a case for the Sixth Player of the Year. Who else is in the running for the WNBA’s best reserve?
Sparks Update: Midseason awards
Just past the halfway mark of the 2024 WNBA season, it’s time to reflect on where the Los Angeles Sparks are, as well as which players have shined through a season of struggles.
Represent your favorite rookie
In a WNBA season full of storylines and stars, Breaking T has shirt for all of them.