WNBA season has officially hit its halfway point. And besides the upcoming All-Star break, general managers made some decisions at the end of last week in preparation for the August 7 trade deadline.

This is a classic clash: Phoenix’s veteran depth and star power vs. Golden State’s youthful energy and three-point precision.

After trudging through a turbulent start to the season, the Fever are finally operating with a full roster. Superstar Caitlin Clark’s return—after missing nearl ...

In Sports Columnist Christine Brennan’s new book “On Her Game,” she chronicles Caitlin Clark’s rise and also clears up controversy with the WNBAPA.

With each team set to reach or pass the midway point of the season this week, let’s take a look at how the teams stack up ...

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The Chicago Sky are back in the hunt for a playoff spot, but still need a big backcourt upgrade to get it done.

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Two surprise teams in the Western Conference go head-to-head for a second time -- this time at closer to full strength -- when the Phoenix Mercury visit the Golden State Valkyries on Monday night in ...

Las Vegas Aces star center A'ja Wilson came back triumphantly. The reigning MVP returned from a wrist injury in the Aces victory over the Golden State Valkyrie ...

Stephanie Talbot started 10 games for the Valkyries this season, contributing particularly as others participated in ...

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