What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 5)

16 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 5)

Wednesday’s WNBA slate features four games. Phoenix visits Atlanta at 7 p.m., while Seattle meets New York at the same time on USA Network. Dallas faces Washington at 7:30 p.m. on KFAA 29 and Monumental Sports Network. Los Angeles closes the night at Chicago at 9 p.m., also airing nationally on USA Network.

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