Monique Currie and Brittany Boyd got into it on Saturday in the season opener. The two exchanged words and, it seems, one may have had bad breath.
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TheLiberty won their season opener, and according to head coach Bill Laimbeer, that's where the positives end. He was not happy after the game.
The Seattle Storm will be without veteran guard Sue Bird and second-year forward Breanna Stewart in their season opener Saturday against the Sparks.
The WNBA surveyed all 12 of its general managers, and they chose the Lynx as championship favorites. Elena Delle Donne beat out Tina Charles for MVP.
We learned last week that the WNBA and FanDuel would run a daily fantasy game for the 2017 season. Here's exactly what it will look like.
We've ranked the teams by tier. The AP has released its rankings. Now, the ranking that really matters: by altitude of nickname.
The San Antonio stars have traded guard Jazmon Gwathmey to the Indiana Fever for a third-round pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft.
The defending champion Sparks were picked first in the AP's preseason poll, ahead of the Minnesota Lynx and New York Liberty.
The Sun waived veteran Kayla Pedersen, the Wings cut Tiffany Bias and Jordan Hooper, and more transactions from around the WNBA.
At 6'9, Nancy Mulkey was the tallest player in the class of 2016 and started 18 games for the Oklahoma Sooners as a freshman.
The Dream waived Rachel Jarry and signed Tyaunna Marshall on Sunday, while Phoenix waived five players after finishing preseason play.
San Antonio waived Vicki Baugh, Shae Kelley, and Jessica Thomas as training camp winds down. The Stars open the regular season May 13.
Shoni Schimmel will sit out in 2017. The announcement comes just days after coach Bill Laimbeer told reporters she would take time away from the team.
The Sky waived Yvonne Anderson, Rebekah Gardner, and Betnijah Laney, while the Sun added Lynetta Kizer to their training camp roster.
Former Valparaiso center Amber Lindfors led the Horizon League in blocks each of the last two seasons. Now, she's off to Saint Louis.
WNBA fans can finally get in on the DFS fun this summer with a FanDuel daily fantasy game. It's time to start studying.
Maryland transfer Eleanna Christinaki will have a chance to gain experience against elite competition before returning to College Park in the fall.
Kelsey Plum will undergo x-rays Thursday afternoon, The Summitt has learned. The Stars begin regular season play on May 13.
The Indiana Fever waived three players on Wednesday as training camp wears on and the final roster begins to take shape ahead of the 2017 WNBA season.
Thirty-three players have accepted invitations to the 2017 USA Basketball Women’s U19 World Cup Team Trials, USA Basketball announced on Wednesday.