What's wrong with the Aces? Stats behind the 5-6 WNBA start - ESPN
The Las Vegas Aces have had six consecutive winning seasons, including two WNBA titles. But that's not the team we are seeing in 2025.
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Caitlin Clark injury reaction: What's next for Indiana Fever star - ESPN
Across her four years in Iowa and her first season as a pro with the Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark had never missed a game. Until now, after the Fever announced on Monday that Clark will be out at least two weeks with a left quad strain.
WNBA 2025 season preview: Team rankings, predictions, more - ESPN
After a thrilling and historic 2024 campaign, the WNBA continued to make headlines throughout the offseason. A new expansion team. A slew of head coach firings and hirings. An unpredictable free agency featuring stunning player moves.
Ranking the top 25 WNBA players for the 2025 preseason - ESPN
The 2025 WNBA season is here, with preseason games underway and the regular season set to tip May 16.
Ranking the 25 best players in women's March Madness - ESPN
It's legacy-making time in college basketball. What players do over the next few weeks can put them in the NCAA tournament history book forever. From Cheryl Miller to Sheryl Swoopes, from Chamique Holdsclaw to Diana Taurasi, from Candace Parker to Breanna Stewart, from A'ja Wilson to Arike Ogunbowale, and from Aliyah Boston to Angel Reese, March has been a time for stars winning the ultimate championship.
Picks, predictions for all 31 Champ Week women's tournaments - ESPN
Champ Week is here, with 31 conference tournament crowns and automatic berths to the women's NCAA tournament up for grabs.
Free agent Tiffany Hayes signs with expansion Valkyries - ESPN
Free agent guard Tiffany Hayes, the 2024 WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year, has signed with the Golden State Valkyries, the team announced Thursday.
Sources -- Mercury getting Satou Sabally from Wings in 3-way trade - ESPN
The Phoenix Mercury are acquiring Satou Sabally from the Dallas Wings in a three-team trade, sources told ESPN's Kendra Andrews and Alexa Philippou.