Jason Shebilske

Rotowire's experts offer WNBA fantasy breakout candidates for 2024, including Lexie Brown, who's healthy and ready to lead the rebuilding Sparks.

Rotowire's experts offer WNBA fantasy bust candidates for 2024, including Ezi Magbegor, who has more competition for usage after the additions of Skylar Diggins-Smith and Nneka Ogwumike.

The 2024 WNBA season tips off Tuesday and figures to be a historic season in terms of attendance and viewership. The league has taken another step by rolling out charter flights heading into the season, and expansion teams are on the way with Golden State in 2025 and a reported Toronto team in 2026.

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The 2024 WNBA regular season is finally here, and it's expected to be a historic year in terms of attendance and viewership. The 28th season tips off with four games on Tuesday's slate, including Caitlin Clark making her professional debut in Connecticut and the back-to-back champion Aces squaring off against a revamped Mercury roster.

RotoWire's experts offer WNBA award predictions for WNBA MVP and WNBA Rookie of the Year, along with analysis on whether the Aces can three-peat as champions.

After an exciting Opening Night, the remaining four teams take the court Wednesday night, including four of the top seven picks from this year's draft. Marina Mabrey is set to lead a rebuilding Sky team, while Cameron Brink and Rickea Jackson -- both Top 4 selections in the 2024 WNBA Draft -- will make their WNBA debuts.

After an entertaining weekend of games, the WNBA is back with a rare Monday slate that features two games. Caitlin Clark and the Fever will have another tough early-season test against Alyssa Thomas and the Sun, while the Storm head to New York for the second half of a back-to-back set.

Following Memorial Day, the WNBA returns to action with a three-game slate, including a rematch between Caitlin Clark 's Fever and Cameron Brink's Sparks.

The conclusion of the 2024 WNBA regular season is upon us, with three teams battling for the one remaining playoff spot, and a few teams still jostling for seeding. The Dream, Mystics and Dream have the most at stake Thursday, as all three teams remain in contention for the No. 8 seed. The WNBA doesn't generally have as much load management as its male counterpart, but several teams will rest key players, including the Lynx and Aces.