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Cheryl Reeve Laughs Off Viral Locker Room Dance Clip After Histpric 380th Win

After becoming the WNBA's all-time winningest head coach with her 380th victory, Cheryl Reeve hilariously denied being in a dance clip that Lynx star Napheesa Collier shared on Instagram. “If she posted that was me, I was in the other locker room,” Reeve joked with a smile, crafting an alibi. She hinted that it was an AI video.

By Pranay Mukherjee

"I Wasn't Supposed To Be In The League": Marina Mabrey On How Far She's Come

"Being the 19th pick, I wasn't supposed to be in the league still. I wasn't supposed to be on a team, I wasn't supposed to be playing," said Mabrey. She just tied the WNBA single-game scoring record with 53 points so she's blown past all expectations. "If you continue to work hard and believe in yourself," she continued.

By Samir Mehdi

about 2 hours ago

Cheryl Reeve Becomes Winningest Coach in WNBA History With Win vs. Sun

Cheryl Reeve added another milestone to her Hall of Fame resume, becoming the winningest head coach in WNBA history. The Lynx's 86-80 victory vs. Sun marked Reeve's 380th career win, surpassing the previous record of 379 set by Mark Thibault. It took Reeve just 575 games to reach the record, outpacing Thibault, who took 668 games to reach 379 wins.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 3 hours ago

Marina Mabrey Recalls Her Parents' Advice On Staying Fresh In Between Games

Mabrey's averaging 21.1 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 3.7 assists this season with her even dropping 53 points in a game. "My mom and dad...were triathletes...both of them talked to me about stretching, sleeping, eating (kinda right), like putting the work in...but still have that mental side [and] also have that work/life balance," said Mabrey.

By Samir Mehdi

about 6 hours ago

Candace Parker Rips Caitlin Clark's Low Player Ranking

Parker called Clark being voted the WNBA’s 11th-best guard by players “crazy” and “unserious work.” She said anyone putting her that low has “some insecurities” and “need to go to a therapist,” especially with Kelsey Plum at 12th. Parker argued players should “look at themselves in the mirror” over the voting.

By Raahib Singh

about 8 hours ago

Fever Distance Themselves From Congress Letter To Cathy Engelbert

The Fever said neither the organization nor Caitlin Clark had any interaction with the congressional group that sent Engelbert a letter about league physicality. Indiana said it was “unaware of their letter,” while stressing it has been clear publicly and privately about player safety. The statement follows renewed scrutiny after Alyssa Thomas’ foul on Clark drew suspension-level backlash.