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The WNBA starts the second half of its schedule Tuesday, with three teams emerging as the most likely to contend for the championship: the Minnesota Lynx, New York Liberty and Phoenix Mercury.
After a dazzling first season that saw her win Rookie of the Year honors and elevate WNBA betting interest to new levels, Caitlin Clark's second campaign has been largely derailed by injuries, much to the chagrin of the Indiana Fever, and to bettors who backed her and want to continue backing her in the betting markets.
With its All-Star break in the rearview mirror, the WNBA heads into the second half of the 2025 season with plenty of pivotal matchups on the schedule, including a rematch of the 2024 WNBA Finals. A host of games will air on ESPN's family of networks and digital platforms. See the upcoming July slate below:
Emma Meesseman, the 2019 WNBA Finals MVP who hasn't appeared in the league since 2022, has committed to joining the defending champion New York Liberty, sources told ESPN on Monday.
INDIANAPOLIS — The 2025 WNBA All-Star Game has a lot to live up to. Last year, the WNBA All-Stars beat the U.S. national team 117-109 in Phoenix, a matchup that helped prepare the Americans for their run to an eighth consecutive Olympic gold medal.
NEW YORK — The WNBA players union and league officials have much to discuss when they sit down this week for their first in-person talks as a group since December about the new collective bargaining agreement.
Emmanuel Acho reacts to the growing concern around how the WNBA is handling Caitlin Clark. From intense physical play to mounting injuries, Acho questions whether the league is pushing her too far.
SAN FRANCISCO — Alyssa Thomas stood at the free throw line with 1 second remaining in a tie game between her Phoenix Mercury and the Golden State Valkyries, as boos from the Chase Center crowd rained down.