Jeremy Beren is a WNBA Trending News Writer. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and the business side of sports, with a focus on international leagues and major league team sports. Jeremy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Centre Daily Times, The Kansas City Star, Yahoo Sports, and The Sporting News.
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Jeremy Beren's primary focus is on sports, particularly football, with a keen interest in local team Atlético de Madrid. He covers event-specific news and announcements related to the team and its matches. If you have insights or updates about Atlético de Madrid, La Liga, Champions League events, or player injuries within these contexts, he may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Jeremy Beren
Continued concern in Chicago.
By: Jeremy Beren
Becky Hammon was given a chance to address, if not apologize for, her 2023 comments on New York Knicks superstar Jalen Brunson.
By: Jeremy Beren
Hammon isn't backing down.
By: Jeremy Beren
Caitlin Clark was beside herself when she was assessed her fifth technical foul of the season on Monday.
By: Jeremy Beren
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are moving on up. The Dream placed first in ESPN's newest WNBA power ranking, and it's not hard to see why.
Kelsey Plum is going to be out for a while. The Los Angeles Sparks ' star guard will miss the next four weeks with a lower left leg injury, the team confirmed Wednesday.
When last we heard about WNBA All-Star fan vote returns , Caitlin Clark was a lower-than-expected fifth, behind A'ja Wilson, Paige Bueckers, Aliyah Boston and Breanna Stewart.
By: Jeremy Beren
Caitlin Clark took a fist to the throat on Wednesday night, and the referees let it go.
By: Jeremy Beren
Following the Indiana Fever's controversy-laden 111-109 defeat to the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday, one former NFL quarterback is encouraging Caitlin Clark to "seriously consider" leaving the WNBA behind.
By: Jeremy Beren
The WNBA has stepped in amid significant controversy stemming from Wednesday night's game between the Phoenix Mercury and the Indiana Fever
