WNBA News
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WNBA: Fever rout Liberty to move top of the East
Indiana buried 16 threes and led by 18 at the break, riding 69 points from Mitchell, Clark and Boston to a 106-92 win over New York that lifted the Fever to the top of the East.
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WNBA: Kelsey Plum ruled out for Sparks reunion
Phoenix will visit the Sparks without Kelsey Plum on Tuesday. A recurring left leg problem sidelines the five-time All-Star against the team that traded her three weeks ago.
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WNBA: Howard, Reese lift Dream past Tempo 107-95
Rhyne Howard drilled six threes and Angel Reese posted a 20-14 double-double as the Dream buried the Toronto Tempo 107-95 and climbed into a share of first place in the East.
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WNBA: Storm snap 11-game skid, hold off Sky 97-88
Eleven games without a win, then Dominique Malonga took over. The Seattle Storm ended their skid by holding off a fired-up Chicago Sky 97-88.
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WNBA: Fever sign center Russell after Dantas injury
Indiana have signed two-time WNBA champion Mercedes Russell to shore up a frontcourt left thin by Damiris Dantas’s season-ending knee surgery.
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WNBA: McBride drains 10 threes to set a league record
Ten threes, and a number no one had touched Ten. That is how many three-pointers Kayla McBride buried against the Dallas Wings, a figure no player had ever reached in a WNBA game. The Minnesota Lynx guard poured in 43 points on the night, her best haul of the season, and rewrote a slice of…
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WNBA: Valkyries hold off Sparks
A lead that nearly vanished Nineteen points up. The Valkyries had it. Then almost gave the whole lot away. Golden State hung on for an 84-78 win overnight on the Los Angeles Sparks’ floor. The California outfit makes it four straight and moves to 23 wins and 9 losses. Los Angeles, meanwhile, slips further back…
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WNBA: Carleton’s 24 power Portland past Seattle
Bridget Carleton poured in 24 points as the Portland Fire beat the Seattle Storm 100-93, sending Seattle to a record-tying 11th straight loss.
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WNBA: Mitchell sets record as Fever hold off Sky
Mitchell makes history Kelsey Mitchell just keeps scoring. Last night, the Indiana guard put up 27 points against Chicago. More importantly, she logged her 16th straight game with at least 20 points, a single-season WNBA record. The Fever won 90 to 86. Mitchell carried the offence when it mattered most in a game that stayed…