A reporter’s gesture to Caitlin Clark was dumb. So is a lot of the anger.
Many of the critics attacking IndyStar columnist Gregg Doyel are more concerned with settling scores than defending women’s athletes.
By Candace BucknerMystics land U-Conn. star Aaliyah Edwards with No. 6 pick in WNBA draft
The U-Conn. star has pedigree and size, giving the Mystics a formidable front line as they undertake a roster retooling.
By Kareem CopelandWNBA draft highlights: Caitlin Clark, Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese lead first-round selections
Iowa’s Caitlin Clark was the first pick in the WNBA draft, heading to the Indiana Fever. Fellow stars Cameron Brink, Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese were also selected in the first round.
By Des BielerCaitlin Clark selected by Indiana Fever with top pick in WNBA draft
To the surprise of no one, Caitlin Clark, college basketball’s all-time leading scorer after a remarkable four-year career at Iowa, was taken with the No. 1 pick.
By Kareem CopelandNo, Caitlin Clark isn’t going to take a pay cut to go to the WNBA
The lucrative endorsements from Caitlin Clark’s career at Iowa aren’t going anywhere, and they’re very likely to keep growing.
By Cindy BorenOther WNBA news
Former Seattle WNBA champion Sue Bird joins Storm ownership group
Four-time Seattle Storm WNBA champion Sue Bird has joined the team’s ownership group
By Associated PressThe WNBA's Dallas Wings are planning a move downtown from the suburbs in two years
The Dallas Wings are planning a move to the WNBA club’s namesake city under a 15-year deal approved by the Dallas City Council
By Associated PressEpiphanny Prince hired by Liberty in front office job day after retiring
A day after announcing her retirement, Epiphanny Prince has a new job working with the New York Liberty as director of player and community engagement
By Doug Feinberg | APWNBA moving date of its preseason game in Canada to avoid potential conflict with NHL playoffs
The WNBA is moving its preseason game in Canada between the Los Angeles Sparks and Seattle Storm to May 4
By Associated PressSeattle Storm become 2nd WNBA team to open their own practice facility
The Seattle Storm have become the second WNBA team to open a standalone training facility
By Tim Booth | APMystics hit the WNBA draft with new centerpieces and a new focus
Ariel Atkins and Shakira Austin are still in place, but much has changed for Washington, which has the No. 6 pick.
By Kareem CopelandCaitlin Clark showed up on SNL to dunk all over Michael Che
The presumptive No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft was well-armed with jokes — and brought an autographed apron for the “Weekend Update” co-host.
By Cindy BorenLSU star Angel Reese declares for the WNBA draft
LSU star Angel Reese, who led the Tigers to a national title and became one of the best-known players in the country, is going pro.
By Glynn A. HillCaitlin Clark announces she will enter this spring’s WNBA draft
Clark had an additional year of eligibility because of NCAA coronavirus rules but announced Thursday she will turn professional.
By Des Bieler and Jesse DoughertyStefanie Dolson to sign with Mystics, rejoining the team that drafted her
Stefanie Dolson, a two-time all-star center, will join the Mystics as the team adjusts to losing Natasha Cloud and Elena Delle Donne.
By Kareem CopelandMystics’ Elena Delle Donne won’t sign offer, likely to sit out season
By using a core designation on the two-time MVP, the Mystics will maintain her rights even if she does not play in 2024. The team can use the same designation again on her next season.
By Kareem CopelandNatasha Cloud leaves Mystics to sign with Mercury as WNBA free agency opens
Natasha Cloud played eight seasons with the Mystics and was a key member of the 2019 WNBA championship team.
By Kareem CopelandFor these WNBA players, sitting on the bench is a big step forward
Active WNBA players are taking advantage of increased opportunities to serve as assistant coaches for major college programs.
By Kareem CopelandMystics prepare for a transition period as WNBA free agency begins
The Mystics placed the core designation on star forward Elena Delle Donne, but little is certain before the WNBA free agency negotiating period begins Sunday.
By Kareem CopelandIf the Wizards and Capitals leave D.C., what’s next for the Mystics?
If Monumental’s plans to move the Wizards and Capitals to Northern Virginia come to fruition, Mystics games would move back to Capital One Arena.
By Kareem CopelandMystics’ Shakira Austin has surgery; Kristi Toliver hired by Phoenix
The center underwent a procedure on her hip that could keep on the sidelines four to six months.
By Kareem CopelandAs the WNBA grows, so does tension between players and media
A mishandled moment at the WNBA Finals offered a window into a larger dynamic, according to interviews with nearly 20 reporters and officials around the WNBA.
By Ben StraussThe Rangers finally won a championship. These teams haven’t.
The Texas Rangers are finally off the list of sports’ saddest franchises: The teams that never have won a championship.
By Matt BonesteelThe Aces had plenty to celebrate after winning a historic WNBA title
Las Vegas won its second consecutive WNBA title Wednesday night, capping an eventful year of soaring heights and a few lows.
By Kareem CopelandAs women’s sports rise, the WNBA whiffs on its moment
For many self-inflicted reasons, a dream Finals matchup was an opportunity missed.
By Candace Buckner