WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson unexpectedly collides with staff member in surprising moment

A recent incident in Phoenix featured A’ja Wilson, a standout player for the Aces and a back-to-back WNBA MVP, unexpectedly colliding with a staff member during a game on Thursday night. The details surrounding the staffer—whether she was affiliated with the Mercury, the Mortgage Matchup Center, or the media—are unclear. However, she accidentally stepped out […]
Natalie Nakase is worthy of being named WNBA Coach of the Year once more.

Coach of the Year is, in many ways, one of the more unusual honors in sports. It’s meant for a coach who surpasses outside expectations, but limited media access to teams can make it tricky to truly understand who should be credited for a team’s success or failure. Nonetheless, it’s our responsibility to make a […]
Three-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Supports Petition Calling for WNBA to Clearly Define a Woman

Nancy Hogshead Joins Call for WNBA to Define “Woman” Three-time Olympic gold medalist Nancy Hogshead has aligned herself with notable figures like Martina Navratilova, Lara Trump, Charles Barkley, and Enes Kanter Freedom. They are all pushing for the WNBA to clearly define what constitutes a woman in its official regulations. Hogshead, who represented the United […]
Emerging WNBA talent Olivia Miles surpasses Caitlin Clark’s rookie scoring record

Olivia Miles Shines for the Minnesota Lynx The Minnesota Lynx have developed a reputation over the years for selecting players who fit well into their system during the WNBA Draft. This year, they made a strong choice with Olivia Miles. Drafted as the No. 2 overall pick from New Jersey, Miles is quickly establishing herself […]
Caitlin Clark comes back following FIBA championship while Kelsey Mitchell breaks WNBA scoring record in Fever win over Tempo

I Went Back to the WNBA… This Time Was VERY Different | Riley’s Vlog Riley Gaines and Louis Barker reflect on their experience at the Indiana Fever game, highlighting the impressive performances of Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell. The vibe in the arena was notably different from Riley’s previous visit to a WNBA game in […]
Charles Barkley supports the WNBA, but states that ‘race’ and ‘sexuality’ are factors in the conflicts with Sophie Cunningham.

Charles Barkley’s Remarks on WNBA Tensions Charles Barkley has recently commented on the dynamics within the WNBA, suggesting that “there’s something going on with those women.” The legendary player hinted that he believes the underlying cause for the noticeable tension among players is related to race. Barkley noted a specific post by player DiJonai Carrington, […]
It’s clear who should win the WNBA Sixth Player of the Year award

Janelle Salaun has truly stood out this year with her strong performance coming off the bench for the Golden State Valkyries. I think it’s hard to argue against her being the clear choice for Sixth Player of the Year. She currently ranks as the second-leading scorer on her team, which is the second-best in the […]
Sophie Cunningham has spoken with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver during the search for the next WNBA commissioner.

As the WNBA looks for its next commissioner, Sophie Cunningham has shared that she has had several conversations with NBA commissioner Adam Silver, who is overseeing the search for the league’s new leader. “I’ve spoken with Adam Silver a few times. I think he’s a fantastic person—very wise and knowledgeable,” Cunningham remarked to reporters recently. […]
Portland Fire discusses the nonbinary identity of its new WNBA mascot

Portland Fire’s Mascot Creation Journey Creating a WNBA expansion team isn’t just about putting together a lineup and building a brand. It also involves answering some rather intricate questions—like, well, what gender should a glitter-breathing dragon mascot have? Lisa Bhathal Merage, a co-owner of the Portland Fire, shared some insights during a conference hosted by […]
The WNBA ‘trans panic’ article reveals what occurs when advocacy disguises itself as journalism.

The WNBA Tried to Silence XXXY. It Backfired. | The Riley Gaines Show In a recent episode of The Riley Gaines Show, Riley converses with Jen Sey, the founder of XXXY Athletics. They delve into various topics, including Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark, WNBA fan censorship, the landscape of women’s sports, and the shifting cultural dynamics […]