WNBA News
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WNBA: Clark’s 37 sends Fever past Sky, Chicago out
Caitlin Clark hit a career-high eight three-pointers and finished with 37 points and 10 assists as Indiana buried Chicago 113-90 and knocked the Sky out of the playoff race.
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WNBA: Shakira Austin’s 31 sends Mystics to playoffs
Shakira Austin poured in a career-high 31 points as Washington erased double-digit deficits in three straight quarters to beat Portland 105-100 and clinch a playoff berth.
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WNBA: Wilson’s 27 carry the Aces past short-handed Toronto
Toronto turned up in Las Vegas missing five players. A’ja Wilson scored 27 and the Aces won 88-78, but the Tempo’s medical report is the real story of the night.
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WNBA: Reese drops a career-high 31 as Atlanta clinches a playoff berth
31 and 14, and a ticket punched Angel Reese had never scored 31 in a WNBA game. She got there in Phoenix, added 14 boards on top, and the Dream walked out with a 99-89 win and a playoff spot. Atlanta did not trail once. Rhyne Howard opened with two straight threes to trigger a…
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WNBA: Burrell’s 20 ends the Sparks’ six-game slide
Los Angeles led from the second minute, held Connecticut to 35 percent shooting and finally stopped the bleeding at 77-68.
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WNBA: Reese’s career-high 31 books Atlanta’s playoff spot
Angel Reese posted 31 points and 14 rebounds in Phoenix overnight, and Atlanta walked out of the desert with a playoff berth and fourth place in the standings.
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WNBA: Liberty outlast Fever 109-102 in New York shootout
211 points, and one possession decided it Two hundred and eleven points. That was the combined total at Barclays Center on Friday night, and the New York Liberty came out the right side of it, 109-102 over the Indiana Fever. Breanna Stewart put up 22. Leonie Fiebich, back on the floor for the first time…
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WNBA: Liberty hold off Fever as Stewart takes over late
Indiana wiped out a ten-point deficit at Barclays Center and still lost. Stewart and Fiebich had the last word, and Kelsey Mitchell’s record streak reached 22 games.
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WNBA: Kelsey Plum out indefinitely 20 days after the trade
One trade, two games, then the shutdown Kelsey Plum arrived at the Phoenix Mercury on August 2, coming over from the Los Angeles Sparks. Twenty days later, she is sidelined indefinitely with a calf injury. She has already missed the last two games for her new team. The trade was supposed to give a floundering…