Sabreena Merchant is a Staff Writer at Women's Basketball. She covers a range of topics within the sports realm, with a focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and sports broadcasting. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, The New York Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Sabreena Merchant
If the first half of the season taught us anything, it's that we can expect the remaining two months to be full of the unexpected.
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Welcome to No Offseason, The Athletic's women's basketball newsletter.
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Ahead of Sunday's trade deadline, Sabreena Merchant asked for your mock trades. She evaluates the best of them.
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A few dozen gathered outside Portland's Moda Center in support of Cunningham on Friday, marking the second straight game that happened.
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Speaking for the first time since ralliers began assembling in support of her stance against transgender participation in women's sports, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said this was an opportunity for the WNBA to uphold its values of diversity and inclusion.
By: Sabreena Merchant
Plum, who will be a free agent after this season, has only played in 12 games in 2026 but is second in the league in scoring.
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What's led to the Mystics' meteoric rise in Sabreena Metchant's rankings?
In her debut for the Phoenix Mercury, Kelsey Plum put her new team in the win column. The nine-year veteran had the ball in her hands as her team trailed by 1 with about one minute to play. She tried to drive to the basket but was met by the 6-foot-7 frame of Kamilla Cardoso, so Plum dribbled out to the corner, sized up the Chicago Sky center, and drained the game-winning 3-pointer with 53.2 seconds remaining. The Mercury held the Sky scoreless for the rest of the game to win 106-101. Plum finis
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Cleveland is looking to the future with its new WNBA franchise. The organization will debut in 2028 and be branded as the Cleveland Sirens, the team announced Tuesday. “The Cleveland Sirens are sharp, unapologetic, fearless and relentless, representative of this region, our Great Lake and the future of our city and women’s basketball,” president of business operations Allison Howard said in a news release. Instead of reviving the Cleveland Rockers, who played in the WNBA from 1997 to 2003, the t
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