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Both the next college and WNBA seasons will be impacted heavily by the pandemic, whether that is financially our on the court is yet to be seen.
As the NCAA season begins, the cloud of uncertainty surrounding conference scheduling only adds to the pressure of Kara Lawson being a first time head coach
The Olympics will garner even more hype after their initial postponement, but could have major implications on the WNBA season.
Preseason predictions are coming in hot as colleges like Oregon, Notre Dame, and Kentucky decide what do with their old and new stars
As soon as the season ends, the front offices get to work. Many teams have their futures set in stone, but others contracts are still up in the air.
The Seattle Storm dominated the Las Vegas Aces in game three to sweep the WNBA finals, with Breanna Stewart winning her second finals MVP.
It all comes down to this, or does it? The Seattle Storm can capture their second title be in three years, but the Las Vegas Aces will not go away quietly.
The Las Vegas Aces took down the Connecticut Sun in a defensive game 5 to punch their tickets to the finals where they will face the Seattle Storm.
The Connecticut Sun and Las Vegas Aces are tied 2-2 and will face off to see who moves on to the WNBA Finals against the Seattle Storm
Despite dislocating her shoulder, Alyssa Thomas dominated game two to give Connecticut a series lead over Las Vegas. Seattle goes up 2-0 against Minnesota.
Alysha Clark scored with less than a second remaining to give the Storm a lead over the Lynx while Las Vegas evened the series against Connecticut.
The Las Vegas Aces look to even the series against the Connecticut Sun while the Storm and Lynx hope to get on the court for their semifinal matchup.
The Connecticut Sun upset the Los Angeles Sparks and the Minnesota Lynx held off the Phoenix Mercury as two more teams are eliminated from the playoffs.
The Connecticut Sun took down the Chicago Sky and the Phoenix Mercury narrowly escaped the Washington Mystics as WNBA playoff basketball is under way.
The Chicago Sky take on the Connecticut Sun while the Phoenix Mercury look to hold off the Washington Mystics in single elimination first round matchups.
The Washington Mystics win a crucial matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks, who will now need help from Las Vegas if they want to secure a top two seed.
The Los Angeles Sparks and Las Vegas Aces are fighting for a first round bye while the Washington Mystics look to sneak into the playoffs.
DeWanna Bonner shows out against her former team, the Phoenix Mercury, as the Connecticut Sun punch a ticket to this year's postseason.
Diana Taurasi leads a hot Mercury team to the playoffs with her three-point shooting dominance. The battle for the 8th seed continues as the Fever fall.