NEW YORK – Jessica Breland of the Atlanta Dream was named the WNBA’s Eastern Conference Players of the Week for games played July 9-15. Breland, who shared the Player of the Week honor with…
Continue ReadingThe Mystics forward is on track to lead Washington to their second 20-win season in franchise history and her second MVP award. With just over half of the WNBA season…
Continue ReadingLate-game heroics from Wings center Liz Cambage were marred by technical and flagrant foul calls in a 91-84 loss to the Seattle Storm. Cambage scored 10 of her team-high 23…
Continue ReadingIn a back-and-forth game, it was not surprising that Saturday night’s matchup between the league’s two highest-scoring offenses — the Storm and Dallas Wings — would come down to the…
Continue ReadingThere’s been only one drawback to Kayla McBride’s game during her run of red-hot play in the WNBA. She plays most of her games in the Pacific Time Zone. Otherwise,…
Continue ReadingSince the Lynx first began their nearly annual trip to the WNBA Finals in 2011, they never have lost more than four games at home in a season. They’ve gone…
Continue ReadingThe Atlanta Dream have been on a record-setting roll for the past week but would be happy to settle for another win when they host the Washington Mystics on Sunday…
Continue ReadingThe Phoenix Mercury were the hottest team in the league two weeks ago before losing forward Sancho Lyttle to a knee injury and embarking on a four-games-in-eight-days road trip that…
Continue ReadingLast September, a veteran Phoenix Mercury team led by Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner pulled away from the Connecticut Sun in the final minutes to secure a second round victory…
Continue ReadingThe following is a list of WNBA players who rank in the top 10 in both rebounding and assists this season: • Alyssa Thomas, Connecticut Sun. That is all. Is…
Continue ReadingMaya Moore has a simple answer for the strange ups and downs of the Minnesota Lynx’s 2018 season. “I don’t think it’s complicated. We just have to pay attention, focus…
Continue ReadingDiana Taurasi has never exactly been shy; on the court or off. The former UConn standout and 15-year member of the Phoenix Mercury spoke out a bit about equality on…
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