The Tribune:

Jones becomes WNBA all-time single season rebounds record holder

THE team that traded away Jonquel Jones on draft night had a firsthand opportunity to witness the Bahamian forward set WNBA history. Jones became the league’s all time single season rebounds record holder yesterday in the regular season finale against the Los Angeles Sparks at the Staples Center . . . Read More

WNBA.com :

Inside The W with Michelle Smith: Regular Season Memories

The 2017 WNBA regular season is nearly in the books and it will be remembered as a season of streaks and records, a summer of activism and ascensions. The postseason bracket is also almost set, and it will be time soon enough for one-and-done thrillers and the march to the league’s . . . Read More

DeadSpin:

Jonquel Jones Is Rebounding Her Way Into WNBA History

It’s been a great season for the WNBA’s living legends. In June, Diana Taurasi became the league’s all-time leading scorer. Sue Bird of the Seattle Storm is just three assists away from becoming the all-time assists leader.. . . Read More

For The Win:

Tiffany Jackson-Jones comes back from breast cancer to inspire defending WNBA champions

The WNBA veteran was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015.A number of the older players on the team knew the outline of what they were about to hear — after all, the league is a small and close-knit community. Some of the rookies were hearing it for the first time.. . . Read More

Twin Cities:

Lynx beat Indiana again, retain lead in WNBA

Maya Moore scored 18 points, Sylvia Fowles had 12 points and 13 rebounds for her 19th double-double, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Indiana Fever 80-69 on Wednesday night. Minnesota (25-7) won its 25th game for the sixth time in seven years and moved a game in front of Los Angeles for the No. 1 se. . . Read More

The Washington Post:

Mystics lose third straight game as WNBA playoffs draw near

Heading into Tuesday night’s showdown against the class of the WNBA’s Eastern Conference, Washington Mystics Coach Mike Thibault had been lamenting his team’s disjointed performances over the last handful of games. The swoon was particularly bothersome given the approaching . . . Read More

SI.com:

Lynx visit Fever with another 25-win season in sight

The Minnesota Lynx will try to lock up a 25-win season for the sixth time in the past seven years when they visit the Indiana Fever on Wednesday night. Minnesota (24-7) already has secured one of the top two playoff seeds in the WNBA along with the Los Angeles Sparks. The Lynx have three games rema. . . Read More

New Haven Register:

Bird on verge of joining Taurasi as WNBA career leader

There were flashes even in their first game together that the pairing of New York native Sue Bird and sweet-shooting California prodigy Diana Taurasi was going to be something special. However, even as they were combining for 19 points during that mid-November game in 2000 against nationally-ranked. . . Read More