Eric Nemchock

Thanks to a glorious display of unselfish basketball and big performances from stars Napheesa Collier, Emma Meesseman and Kayla McBride, Fenerbahçe Alagöz Holding was once again crowned EuroLeague Women champion.

The 2024 WNBA Draft has come and gone, and while we now wait for training camp to begin, we can look back at the draftees’ big day and analyze how each team in the Eastern Conference did with their picks.

Clearly, the incumbent Big Ten teams will be trying to give their new opponents a rude welcome—but it won’t be easy.

The Minnesota Lynx had a surprisingly successful 2023 season, but they won’t be sneaking up on anyone in 2024. We’ll see if their offseason acquisitions will be enough to get them back over.500.

In anticipation of the 2024 WNBA season, members of Swish Appeal’s staff share 24 things we’re hoping to see.

If you’re playing in a WNBA fantasy basketball league with a lot of people, it can be tough to find good players later in your draft. We’ve got our eyes on a few players who could be fantasy sleepers in 2024.

The Chicago Sky gave a crowd of season ticket holders plenty to cheer for in their first glimpse of the team, trouncing the New York Liberty in preseason action.

The Seattle Storm, whose acquisitions of Skylar Diggins-Smith and Nneka Ogwumike in free agency shook the WNBA, open their 2024 regular season against the Minnesota Lynx, who are coming off a busy offseason themselves.

The Dallas Wings used a tried-and-true formula for success in their season-opening win against the Chicago Sky. The two teams will meet again this Saturday, though the Wings’ depth will be tested due to several injuries.

The Minnesota Lynx have gotten off to some slow starts in recent seasons, but thanks to the play of Napheesa Collier and Alanna Smith, that hasn’t been an issue thus far in 2024.