2 days ago

Azzi Fudd Praises Caitlin Clark’s Shot-Making, Poise and Long-Term Growth

Fudd said Clark’s game has remained recognizable from their AAU days, pointing to her three-point shooting, competitiveness, and confidence. What impresses her most now is how Clark creates shots, converts difficult looks, and plays with poise. Fudd added that seeing the Fever star sustain and expand those skills over many years makes her current accomplishments even more impressive.

By Raahib Singh

3 days ago

Alex Eala Picks Caitlin Clark as Her Basketball Comparison

Eala admitted she does not follow enough NBA or WNBA basketball to make a perfect comparison, but said she “would be remiss” not to choose Clark. The tennis star called the Fever guard “amazing” and “insane,” then delivered a playful introduction directly to her: “Hey Caitlin, I’m Alex, nice to meet you.”

By Raahib Singh

7 days ago

Stephen Curry Praises Tiffany Hayes’ Logo Buzzer-Beater and Celebration

Curry gave Hayes full credit after her deep buzzer-beater, saying Gary Payton II predicted the shot as she crossed half court because she looked “way too casual.” Curry said the attempt “looked good the whole way” and enjoyed Hayes’ swagger afterward, adding that when a team’s energy is right and things are rolling, “it’s kind of contagious.”

By Raahib Singh

10 days ago

Stephanie White Thanks Fever Players and Fans for Rallying Around Her

White said the Fever’s support has meant “a lot” personally, describing the locker room as a family that protects one another even through disagreements. She said players and staff have been lifting her up during a difficult stretch and also thanked Indiana supporters, calling the “true Indiana Fever fans” amazing for continuing to show their support.

By Raahib Singh

11 days ago

Flau’jae Johnson Gives Honest Take on Differences Between WNBA vs. NBA Players

Flau'jae Johnson believes that beating an NBA player is "not physically possible" for her or any other WNBA player. Speaking with Shannon Sharpe, she said, "I can barely grab rim and you’re over the backboard, no." Johnson added, "Even the 12th man, those guys can dunk," while praising Summer League players fighting for roster spots and admitting, "I’m 5’10."

By Pranay Mukherjee

11 days ago

Kelsey Mitchell Defends Stephanie White After Fever Fans Boo Coach

Mitchell said it “really hurt my feelings” to see White emotional after being booed, especially while feeling unvalued in a place where she has to coach. She told White directly that the team was behind her, stressing that Indiana’s players must remind their coach she is not alone and that their locker-room culture will not abandon her.

By Raahib Singh

12 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 13)

Thursday’s WNBA slate features three Rivals Week matchups. Atlanta visits Connecticut at 7 p.m. ET, followed by Los Angeles facing New York at 8 p.m. on Prime Video. Washington then meets Las Vegas at 10 p.m. on Prime Video, with the Aces seeking a second win over the Mystics this week after Tuesday’s 86-76 victory.

By Raahib Singh

13 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 12)

Wednesday’s WNBA Rivals Week slate features three games. Toronto visits Dallas at 8 p.m. ET on USA Network, before Chicago faces Golden State and Minnesota visits Portland in simultaneous 10 p.m. ET tipoffs. The Valkyries enter with the league’s second-best record, while the Lynx lead the WNBA at 27-7, adding playoff stakes to the late doubleheader.

By Raahib Singh

14 days ago

Caitlin Clark Chases WNBA History as Fever Face Liberty

Clark enters tonight’s matchup with New York averaging 21.6 points and 8.1 assists, ranking third and second in the WNBA, respectively. She is on pace to become the first player in league history to average at least 20 points and eight assists in a season. ESPN Analytics gives Indiana a 56% chance to beat the Liberty.

By Raahib Singh

14 days ago

Monica McNutt Says DiJonai Carrington’s Flagrant 2 Was Handled Correctly

McNutt called Carrington’s foul on Sophie Cunningham a “hard basketball play” that deserved the flagrant 2 and ejection. She noted Carrington has successfully made similar chase-down plays throughout her career, but this attempt went wrong. McNutt disagreed with Carrington’s subsequent social-media post, while arguing the incident itself should not fuel broader alarm around the WNBA.

By Raahib Singh

15 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 10)

Monday’s WNBA schedule features two games. Toronto visits Atlanta at 8 p.m. ET, airing on Peacock and NBC Sports Network, with the Dream looking to continue their season-series success against the Tempo. Chicago then travels to Seattle for the 10 p.m. ET nightcap on USA Network.

By Raahib Singh

16 days ago

What Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 9th)

Four WNBA games fill Sunday's slate, all in Eastern Time. The Aces visit the Liberty at 12:30 pm ET, before the Mystics host the Mercury at 3:00 pm. The Lynx host the Wings at 3:30 pm, and the Sparks host the Valkyries at 7:00 pm to close the day. New York, Minnesota and Golden State are favored at home.

By Adit Pujari

16 days ago

Kwame Brown On Enes Kanter Declaring For The WNBA Draft

Enes Kanter declared for the 2027 WNBA Draft to send a message across sports. Kwame Brown believes that if he actually gets drafted, it would lead to something worse, saying, "Who’s going to guard him? Who’s going to box him out? He’s going to hurt someone on accident." It's unclear if he'll be allowed to sign up for the draft.

By Samir Mehdi

16 days ago

Olivia Miles Makes WNBA History While Dominating Las Vegas

Miles became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 600 points and 150 assists, passing Cynthia Cooper, Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers. She also powered Minnesota with 26 points on 11-of-23 shooting, directly scoring or assisting on 44 of the Lynx’s 98 points while creating efficiently against multiple primary defenders.

By Raahib Singh

17 days ago

Dallas Wings Coach Dismisses WNBA Fatigue Excuses Amid Heavy Schedule

Addressing fatigue across the WNBA, the Dallas Wings coach dismissed it as an excuse, pointing to Las Vegas and Indiana players logging heavy minutes 32 games into the season. He noted several have also played in the All-Star Game and are preparing for the World Cup break. His message: “We gotta quit making excuses, man. Sh*t.”

By Raahib Singh

17 days ago

Stephen A. Smith Backs Sex-Based WNBA Eligibility Rules Amid Trans Debate

Smith argued the WNBA should preserve eligibility for players born female, framing the issue around competitive fairness rather than hostility toward transgender people. Reacting to Enes Kanter’s comments, he said athletes raising concerns about physical advantages deserve to be heard. Smith stressed opposition to hate or discrimination while insisting the league needs clear boundaries around participation.

By Raahib Singh

17 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 8)

Saturday’s WNBA slate features three Rivals Week games. League-leading Minnesota hosts second-place Las Vegas at 1 p.m. on CBS and Paramount+, before Indiana visits Chicago at 3:30 p.m. on ABC. Seattle then travels to Portland for the 8:30 p.m. nightcap, airing on NBA TV and local networks.

By Raahib Singh

17 days ago

Kelsey Plum Embraces “Open Book” After Fast Start With Phoenix Mercury

Plum said she feels “very, very grateful” after joining Phoenix, praising the organization’s welcoming environment and first-class approach. Despite arriving without a full practice, she scored 20 points in her Mercury debut, then added 19 against Atlanta. Plum said her goal remains reaching the playoffs, calling this new career chapter “an open book. Still gotta be written.”

By Raahib Singh

17 days ago

Stephen A. Smith Says Caitlin Clark Narratives Are Hurting Other WNBA Players

Smith said Clark is not responsible for hostile narratives surrounding the WNBA, but believes her silence can allow them to grow unchecked. He argued people are using her “as a narrative and as an excuse to throw venom” toward contemporaries. Because Clark has exceptional influence, Smith said speaking up could help protect players and the league’s broader image.

By Raahib Singh

18 days ago

Stephen A. Smith Wants Kelsey Mitchell Taking Fever’s Biggest Shots

Smith argued Indiana should prioritize Mitchell over Clark in late-game situations, pointing to her stronger efficiency and lower turnover rate. “When you see somebody producing like that, you got to get them the ball,” he said. Smith questioned whether Clark’s popularity influences decisions, while stressing he was speaking strictly about basketball and not suggesting tension between teammates.

By Raahib Singh

18 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 7)

Friday’s WNBA slate features three games, all airing on Ion. Phoenix visits Connecticut at 7:30 p.m., while Atlanta meets Washington at 7:30 p.m. in a simultaneous Eastern Conference matchup. The nightcap tips at 9:30 p.m., with the Golden State Valkyries traveling to Dallas to face the Wings in the lone late matchup on the schedule tonight.

By Raahib Singh

18 days ago

Caitlin Clark Is Disappointed In Herself For Missing Crucial Free Throws During Fever-Aces

With seven seconds left int he game, CC missed two free throws that could've won the Fever the game. Chelsea Gray eventually would make the game-winning three in OT for the Aces' 86-84 win. "Just can't happen. And those are FTs I usually make. Cost my team there for sure, so that's on me," said Clark post-game.

By Samir Mehdi

18 days ago

Flau'jae Was Flustered Upon Meeting A'ja Wilson For The First Time

A'ja is widely considered to be in the GOAT debate and understandably so given her four MVPs and thee championships. "I was just on the free throw line and she was like, ‘You are doing your thing. Keep working. Keep doing your thing.’ And I was like, wow. She is an MVP. She ain’t really real if you ask me."

By Samir Mehdi

18 days ago

Gabby Williams Supports Trans-Women In The WNBA

Sophie Cunningham's stance on wanting to "protect girls" in locker rooms by saying she doesn't want trans-women to play int he WNBA has sparked quite a bit of a debate online. Cheryl Reeve has been a staunch supporter of trans athlete rights. Gabby meanwhile says, "I would welcome a trans athlete on my team or against my team."

By Samir Mehdi

18 days ago

Draymond Green and Candace Parker Advise Aliyah Boston on Protecting Caitlin Clark

Green told Boston that effective screeners sometimes must absorb fouls to relieve pressure from star teammates, explaining how he protected Stephen Curry. Parker said opponents similarly target Clark and urged Boston to embrace timely fouls or technicals when necessary. She stressed learning to play through inconsistent officiating and sharing the physical burden without resorting to reckless “crash outs.”

By Raahib Singh

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