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By: Brian Hamilton, James Boyd
INDIANAPOLIS — As point guard phenoms on the court and the league’s most recognizable names off it, Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers dueled for just the third time in their WNBA careers Friday. The pair of No. 1 picks gave the fans at Gainbridge Fieldhouse their money’s worth.
ATLANTA — Inside an overly warm, dimly lit, standing-room-only space usually reserved for Zamboni parking, Stephanie White offered a three-syllable summary of how the Indiana Fever have slogged through chaos to become a viable championship threat. “We’ve grown up,” White said Sunday evening. The latest case in point: A 95-91 overtime win over the Atlanta Dream at State Farm Arena in which both red-hot clubs stumbled badly and regularly. The Fever, with their all-world backcourt and an offense on
By: Brian Hamilton
Editor’s Note: Read more WNBA coverage from the Athletic here. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the WNBA or its teams.
Western Nevada County home sales fell below last year’s levels for the first time in 2026, as a strong first half gave way to a softer July that also saw
By: Annie Costabile, Sabreena Merchant, Brian Hamilton
Welcome to No Offseason, The Athletic's women's basketball newsletter.
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By: Brian Hamilton
The Wings beat the Fever less than a week after Caitlin Clark's squad got the best of Dallas. Plus: Mitchell sets a new WNBA record.
By: Brian Hamilton
Chicago • Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was escorted out of Wintrust Arena on Sunday evening after Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud confronted him at his courtside baseline seat.
By: Brian Hamilton
After playing for Geno Auriemma at UConn, Bueckers wanted brutal honesty from her WNBA coach. She got it from his pal, Fernandez.
By: Meredith Nikkel, Rebecca Smith, Alyson E. Ackerman, Brian Hamilton, Michael E. Vergara
On August 17, 2026, a unanimous panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a years-long challenge to the United States Bureau of Reclamat...
