Just a few weeks remain in the WNBA regular season and the playoff push has produced some thrilling action. Each team has fewer than 10 games remaining, and 10 of the league's 13 teams are within reach of a playoff spot.

As the Dallas Wings hosted the Seattle Storm on Friday night, Paige Bueckers had an opportunity make WNBA history once again. Mission accomplished. By the end o

Paige Bueckers scored 11 points Friday night, but the Dallas Wings dropped their fourth straight game in a 95-60 blowout loss to the Skylar Diggins and the Seattle Storm at home.

The No. 1 draft pick was already named an All-Star this season, and she just tied the WNBA’s rookie record with 44 points in Wednesday’s buzzer-beating loss in Los Angeles.

The legend of Paige Bueckers continues to grow night in and night out. Despite the Dallas Wings falling short yet again, this time at the hands of the Seattle S

Skylar Diggins continued moving up a very impressive all-time WNBA list during the Storm-Dream matchup on Wednesday.

The Storm feature a bevy of players noted for their defensive play. So why have they been a below-average defensive team since the All-Star break?

The 2025 Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) has three total games on Friday night’s slate. In the early window, we have a pair of games, as the Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fever meet at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis at 7:30 p.

As the 2025 WNBA regular season winds down, the league finds itself in one of the most compelling and competitive playoff races in recent history. From perennial powerhouses like the Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty to the stunning emergence of the Minnesota Lynx and expansion franchise Golden State Valkyries,

Seattle isn’t hanging with the top tier right now, but they’re not rolling over either. If you check most power rankings, y