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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

Sam Presti Pays Tribute to Russell Westbrook After Retirement

Thunder GM Sam Presti paid tribute to Russell Westbrook following his retirement, calling him the "ultimate competitor." Presti credited Westbrook's fearlessness and belief with helping establish Oklahoma City's foundation as a competitive team while inspiring the community. He also praised Westbrook's Hall of Fame career, saying his greatest message came through one simple question that defined his approach: "Why Not?"

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 11 hours ago

Stan Kasten Reveals No Change for Dodgers After Mark Walter Sells Lakers

Per Bob Nightengale, Kasten says the sale of the Lakers by Mark Walter will have no impact on the Dodgers. “No change at all,” he declared. Los Angeles boasts a $410 million luxury tax payroll and stands at 71-48 leading the NL West. The club won the World Series in 2024 and 2025 under Walter after buying the team in 2012.

By Nischay Rathore

about 12 hours ago

Las Vegas Expansion Bid Expected to Top $8 Billion

The NBA could generate more than $15 billion from expansion bids by 2028, according to Evan Sidery. Bids for a potential Las Vegas franchise are expected to exceed $8 billion, while groups pursuing a Seattle SuperSonics revival could offer around $7 billion or more. The figures highlight the extraordinary financial demand surrounding the league's 2 new expansion teams.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 12 hours ago

Dave McMenamin Unimpressed With Mark Walter's Time With The Lakers

Walter bought the Lakers for $10 billion 14 months ago and has now sold it for $12 billion to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger. "They added two rows of courtside seats. They fired a bunch of folks. They raised season ticket prices 40% for some folks. And they made $2 billion. Like, not a very impressive resume," said Dave McMenamin.

By Samir Mehdi

about 13 hours ago

Davion Mitchell Claims The Heat Have Enough To Be NBA Champions

"A lot of things definitely gotta go right. Gotta stay healthy. — If we build the habits of being a champion bro no matter when we gonna win, eventually we’re going to be champions," said Davion with the Heat being a favorite to finish top 6. He then credited "Heat Culture" for what it can bring to the table.