A’ja Wilson Caps Historic 2025-26 Season With ESPY Win for Best WNBA Player

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A’ja Wilson Caps Historic 2025-26 Season With ESPY Win for Best WNBA Player

A'ja Wilson capped off a truly dominant season in WNBA history by winning the ESPY for Best WNBA Player. The honor adds to an incredible 2026 campaign in which Wilson captured WNBA MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, WNBA championship, Finals MVP, and the league scoring title, cementing her place among the greatest single-season performers the league has ever seen.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Gabby Williams Leads Valkyries to Win vs. Caitlin Clark’s Fever

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Gabby Williams Leads Valkyries to Win vs. Caitlin Clark’s Fever

Williams dropped 16 points, 3 steals, and 3 rebounds, helping the Valkyries win 88-75 vs. Fever. Kaitlin Chen chipped in 14 points off the bench. Caitlin Clark, restricted to 25 minutes of playing time while recovering from a back injury, dropped just 13 points. While Kelsey Mitchell dropped 20 points and kept the game close, it wasn't enough to win.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 hours ago

Caitlin Clark Rages at Referee After No-Call vs. Valkyries

Caitlin Clark let her frustration boil over during the Fever's game against the Valkyries, confronting an official after another missed whistle. “Give me a f**king call. F*ck. I got fouled five times,” Clark yelled directly at the referee as emotions flared during the contest. With the Fever down as much as 10 points during the 3rd quarter, tensions arose.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 6 hours ago

Stephen Curry Praises Valkyries’ WNBA Rise

Curry said the Valkyries are “doing extremely well” in their second WNBA season, praising the atmosphere they have built at Chase Center. He called it “a cool vibe” watching the fan base show up, and the team establish itself, adding that Golden State has “a really good thing going” and has been fun to watch.

By Raahib Singh

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Pushes Back On Caitlin Clark As Face Of The WNBA

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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Pushes Back On Caitlin Clark As Face Of The WNBA

Abdul-Jabbar said calling Clark “the face of the league” is disrespectful to past WNBA players who built the platform before her. He called Clark “very good” and possibly great, but argued no one should get that label without Jordan- or LeBron-level on-court and cultural dominance, saying it insults “an awful lot of great players.”

By Raahib Singh

Adam Silver Reportedly Pushed For Alyssa Thomas Suspension After Caitlin Clark Incident

about 13 hours ago

Adam Silver Reportedly Pushed For Alyssa Thomas Suspension After Caitlin Clark Incident

Cathy Engelbert reportedly was not planning to suspend Thomas after she struck Clark in the throat until Silver pushed her to reverse course, according to SBJ. The WNBA denied that claim as “absolutely false,” but sources described the episode as another sign of pressure on Engelbert, whose future remains under league discussion after recent backlash.

By Raahib Singh

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