WNBA News
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WNBA: Liberty reach the playoffs playing their worst basketball
New York is in the postseason field. A 79-60 home loss to Golden State, on season-low shooting, says very little about how long the Liberty will stay there.
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WNBA: Amoore’s Mystics chase a top-four seed in Los Angeles
A career-high 25 points from Georgia Amoore flipped Washington’s night in Phoenix. The Mystics land in Los Angeles with a top-four seed suddenly in reach.
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WNBA: Sonia Citron leads Mystics to win in Phoenix
Five players hit double figures Sonia Citron scored 19 points and handed out 9 assists as the Washington Mystics beat the Phoenix Mercury 94-84 on Tuesday night. Five Washington players finished with 10 points or more. Kiki Iriafen posted a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Shakira Austin added 16 points and 6 rebounds.…
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WNBA: Aaliyah Edwards drops career-high 26 in return as Sun beat Sky
26 points after four games out Aaliyah Edwards had missed four games with an ankle injury. She came back with a career-high 26 points, and the Connecticut Sun beat the Chicago Sky 87-81 overnight in Uncasville. The third-year center went 11-for-16 from the floor and grabbed 10 rebounds, her best total of the season. Her…
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WNBA: Wings take the last playoff spot and set a franchise record
23 wins, and the best regular season this franchise has ever had Dallas has not been to the playoffs since 2023. That ended in Arlington overnight with a 96-78 win over Portland that locked up the eighth and final spot and completed the postseason field. At 23-16, the Wings have already set a franchise record…
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WNBA: Mystics close on a franchise win record
Twenty-three wins, six games left, and a franchise record within reach. Washington controlled Phoenix from the opening quarter and never had to look back.
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WNBA: Aaliyah Edwards posts career-high 26 in Sun win
Back from a four-game absence, Aaliyah Edwards went 11 of 16 for a career-best 26 points as Connecticut held off a late Chicago charge in Uncasville.
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WNBA: Bueckers drives Wings into the playoffs
Paige Bueckers put up 22 points and 11 assists as Dallas beat Portland 96-78 to take the last playoff spot and set a franchise record for regular-season wins.
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WNBA: Angel Reese grabs 26 boards, a league record that stood 23 years
Twenty-six boards, and Holdsclaw’s name comes off the top line Chamique Holdsclaw had owned this one since 2003. Twenty-four rebounds in a single game, untouched for 23 years. Angel Reese took it Monday night in Los Angeles with 26, the most anyone has pulled down in a WNBA game. Atlanta won 78-71 on the road.…