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WNBA: French players shine as the stars keep piling up huge numbers Thursday night into Friday served up plenty of standout performances in the WNBA. From the French duo at New York Liberty to another A’ja Wilson masterclass, not to mention Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston putting on a show for Indiana, the league’s biggest…

WNBA : Brittney Sykes fires Toronto to victory as Leila Lacan shines in defeat The Toronto Tempo keep building momentum in their first WNBA season. Down by 14 during the game, the Canadian franchise came from behind to beat the Connecticut Sun in overtime, 106-102, in the Commissioner’s Cup. At the heart of it all…

A’ja Wilson writes another line in the history books as the Aces keep rolling Some nights are bigger than the result alone. On Monday in Las Vegas, A’ja Wilson once again showed why she has become one of the faces of the modern WNBA. In the Aces’ 101-91 win over the Seattle Storm, the American…

WNBA : Olivia Miles makes history and powers the Lynx to a sixth straight win The Minnesota Lynx keep setting the pace early in the season. On Thursday night, the Minnesota outfit beat the Golden State Valkyries 87-84 in a game that stayed in the balance for long spells, driven by a huge performance from…

Minnesota routs Phoenix and keeps the streak rolling The Minnesota Lynx are making their intentions pretty clear early in the WNBA season. In the night from Monday to Tuesday, the Minnesota franchise thumped the Phoenix Mercury 111-77 to bank a fifth straight win. That run has come against Toronto, Chicago twice, Atlanta and now Phoenix.…

A trade that shakes the league It’s one of the first big moves of this WNBA offseason, and it’s already got people talking. Angel Reese is leaving the Chicago Sky to join the Atlanta Dream in a deal involving two first-round picks (2027 and 2028). This is no throwaway trade for the women’s league in…

Record sale that marks a turning point It landed like a thunderclap. The Connecticut Sun have been bought for $300 million by the Fertitta family, who own the Houston Rockets. Historic money. Plain and simple: women’s basketball in the U.S. just took a leap. No WNBA franchise has ever been valued this high. For context,…

A booming league… and suddenly under strain A few years ago the WNBA quietly moved in the NBA’s shadow. Respected, sure — but nowhere near the public spotlight. Then a wave hit. And it had a name. Caitlin Clark. Drafted in 2024 by the Indiana Fever, the guard triggered a media earthquake. Arenas filled, TV…