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The Toronto Tempo still have a roster to build. They may follow the Valkyries’ example.

The Tempo landed the most sought-after coach when they hired Sandy Brondello. One aspect of the organization intrigued her especially.

A’ja Wilson credited her former coach with pushing her into a leadership role early on.

ESPN's Elle Duncan believes Cathy Engelbert will be replaced as WNBA Commissioner, but the timeline for doing so is fuzzy.

Skylar Diggins will return to Unrivaled for a second season this January and will play alongside Napheesa Collier on the Lunar Owls.

Notre Dame lost a lot of players after the 2024-25 season. Those losses are still a problem.

Another WNBA veteran signed with Project B.

MiLaysia Fulwiley’s decision to leave South Carolina was somewhat surprising. However, she is already seeing improvements due to her new role at LSU.

Duke hasn’t been able to shake the ramifications of its brutal loss to West Virginia quite yet.

Caitlin Clark's return to 5x5 basketball might really be in March 2026, when she hopefully participates in the FIBA World Cup qualifiers.

Paige Bueckers will make her Unrivaled debut in January. Her team will have to overcome one problem Wings fans are very familiar with.

It wasn’t a great WNBA season for Brittney Griner, but she can bounce-back well before the W picks up again.

Alyssa Thomas' decision to join Project B may have unfortunate consequences for Unrivaled, the 3x3 professional league in Miami.

Unrivaled could play a major role in how WNBA free agency pans out.

Kelsey Mitchell told Sue Bird this week the Fever used three players — Shey Peddy, Odyssey Sims, and Aerial Powers — to fill in the gaps this season.

Napheesa Collier had no problem speaking about the CBA and Caitlin Clark in a new interview for Glamour.

Aliyah Boston labeled her teammate with a somehow dubious honor on her "Post Moves" podcast this week.

The Fever will quickly become very expensive. Caitlin Clark could do what A’ja Wilson did to ensure her team stays competitive.

Becky Hammon insists only one current WNBA player is the greatest to ever play the game, and her answer might divide fans.

Portland Fire coach Alex Sarama is bringing his constraints-led approach to the new WNBA team.

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