Following Indiana’s 83-75 loss to the New York Liberty, in which Caitlin Clark picked up five fouls and spent large portions of the second half on the bench, former ESPN columnist Jason Whitlock went to X with a take that had little to do with basketball.

Satou Sabally was so close to the top of the basketball world she could taste it. Yes, she and her Phoenix Mercury teammates were down 0-2 to the Las Vegas Aces in last season's WNBA Finals, but both losses had come on the road.

Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers will hope that a strong start to the 2026 regular season, along with support from their sizable fanbases, earns the former UConn women's basketball stars a spot in next month's WNBA All-Star Game.

Five years after the Rockets won consecutive NBA championships in 1994-95, the Houston Comets in 2000 doubled up that number in the first four years of the WNBA. Now the Comets are coming back.

The entire sequence was so smooth, so calculated, so precise that Olivia Miles looked like a pilot landing a plane in crosswinds. She dribbled the ball through her legs, then behind her back, then swiped it quickly on a crossover.

A month into the 2026 WNBA season, there are already a ton of fun storylines across the league. The Minnesota Lynx are off to a 9-2 start without Napheesa Collier, with rookie point guard Olivia Miles playing at an MVP level.

Are we sure Satou Sabally and the New York Liberty are the right fit for each other? We search for an answer in this week's WNBA power rankings.

Their forever ended quietly - and Bird explains why.