Two rookies have changed WNBA’s future
The Chicago rookie forward established new league marks for single-season rebounds (446), offensive rebounds (172) and overall rebounding average (13.1). Though Reese didn't hold the single-season rebound record long because Wilson broke it while Reese was sidelined with a season-ending injury.
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese change the WNBA’s landscape, and its future
Sold out arenas became the norm. Soaring television ratings helped expand the fan base. Clark, Reese, the presumptive league MVP A'ja Wilson and others continually chased record-breaking statistics. And routine conversations and social media posts spurred sometimes heated debates about everything from basketball to culture.
When basketball fans see the photo of Wilt Chamberlain holding ... MORE:Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever face Connecticut Sun ...
The WNBA playoff bracket is officially set after the final seeds were decided on Thursday. The day began with the Atlanta ...
Diana Taurasi stood in the middle of the court where she won championships and broke records during one of the greatest ...
The Storm, who finished the regular season Thursday win a win over Phoenix, will start the WNBA playoffs against the two-time ...
The WNBA playoffs are set with Atlanta getting the eighth seed on Thursday night. The postseason begins Sunday with four best-of-three matchups.
Merage spoke about the yet-to-be-named team as an investment not only in the league, but in the local Portland community, ...
Win and the Dream would be in. They would clinch a matchup with the Liberty in the best-of-three first round, with the first ...
Charles, the No. 1 pick in the 2010 WNBA Draft to the Connecticut Sun, is also the WNBA’s second-leading scorer.
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