WNBA player Dearica Hamby says Aces ‘bullied’ her over pregnancy
Las Vegas traded the 29-year-old Hamby to the Los Angeles Sparks, prompting her to share her feelings in an Instagram post.
By Cindy BorenSome of the WNBA’s top players could be on the move when free agency opens
With Jonquel Jones in New York, all eyes will now be on two-time champion and 2018 MVP Breanna Stewart to see if she joins the Liberty as well.
By Kareem CopelandBasketball great Maya Moore retires from WNBA to focus on family, causes
A four-time WNBA champion after a stellar college career, Moore last played in 2018 before walking away to help free from prison a man who became her husband.
By Des BielerOn her way home, Brittney Griner says she’ll play in the WNBA this season
Brittney Griner announced in an Instagram post Friday that she has left a U.S. military hospital and will again play for the Phoenix Mercury in the 2023 season.
By Matt BonesteelAlana Beard’s biggest and boldest idea: To own a WNBA franchise
Alana Beard is attempting an audacious transition: From athlete to team owner.
By Candace BucknerOther WNBA news
WNBA's Hamby accuses Aces of bullying, manipulation
The WNBA players’ union says it will review Dearica Hamby’s complaints about Las Vegas management after the Aces traded the two-time All-Star to the Los Angeles Sparks
By Mark Anderson and Joe Reedy | APDream acquires G Allisha Gray from Wings for 1st-round picks
The Atlanta Dream have acquired Olympic gold-medalist Allisha Gray in a trade that sends a pair of first-round picks to the Dallas Wings
By Associated PressBreanna Stewart headlines WNBA free agency list
Breanna Stewart is the biggest WNBA free agent on the market this offseason and the former MVP has a host of teams courting her, including the Seattle Storm where she’s spent her entire career
By Doug Feinberg | APBrittney Griner is free, but reclaiming her story will be no easy task
WNBA superstar Brittney Griner is free from a Russian prison, but what kind of future awaits her?
By Candace BucknerSports world reacts to Brittney Griner’s release: ‘BG is free’
Dawn Staley, Breanna Stewart and others rejoice as the WNBA star is headed home after being detained in Russia since Feb. 17.
By Kareem CopelandWhy was Brittney Griner in Russia, and why was she detained?
Brittney Griner was released Thursday in a prisoner swap. Here's everything you need to know about the WNBA star.
By Matt BonesteelMystics’ Eric Thibault will pick up where his dad left off
There won't be drastic changes or cultural shifts for a team believed to be a championship contender.
By Kareem CopelandMike Thibault steps down as Mystics coach with his son Eric taking over
The winningest WNBA coach of all time has decided to retire to the front office after 20 seasons, 379 wins and a WNBA championship.
By Kareem CopelandMystics drop to fourth in WNBA draft lottery; Fever draws top pick
The Mystics, despite a 22-14 record, had a 17.2 percent chance at the top pick by virtue of a trade at last season's draft.
By Kareem CopelandBrittney Griner, imprisoned in Russia, meets with U.S. Embassy officials
“We are told she's doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances,” White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters aboard Air Force One after the State Department confirmed the meeting. Griner has been sentenced to 9½ years in prison for bringing less than a gram of cannabis oil into the country in February.
By Mariana AlfaroD.C. activists rally for Brittney Griner at Russian Embassy
The protest is a direct response to a Russian court on Tuesday rejecting Griner’s appeal against her more-than-nine-year prison sentence on drug charges.
By Ellie Silverman and Karina ElwoodWNBA star Brittney Griner’s appeal rejected by Russian court
Brittney Griner is imprisoned in Russia for carrying cannabis oil, which her lawyers say was prescribed for pain. The U.S. says she is wrongfully detained.
By Maite Fernández Simon and Mary IlyushinaAs Brittney Griner turns 32 in prison, ‘#WeAreBG’ reminds of her plight
WNBA star Brittney Griner has been held in Russia since February.
By Cindy BorenBrittney Griner’s wife says WNBA star is at her ‘weakest moment in life’
Brittney Griner’s wife, Cherelle, spoke to CBS about the WNBA star’s mental health as a hearing for her appeal approaches later this month.
By Glynn A. HillAces cash in with their first WNBA title, topping the Sun in four games
Led by league MVP A'ja Wilson, the Aces closed out the series in Connecticut and won the first championship for a major pro sports franchise in Las Vegas.
By Kareem CopelandLife after basketball in the WNBA can go further than coaching
Nikki Fargas of the Las Vegas Aces and Jennifer Rizzotti of the Connecticut Sun are two of the nine female team presidents in the WNBA.
By Kareem CopelandNew rule could force players to choose between WNBA, overseas teams
While the WNBA looks to make its product the No. 1 priority for players, many players say new rules attack their experience and compensation.
By Kareem CopelandSun stays alive with one too many runs for the Aces to answer in Game 3
Connecticut takes control early and holds on late for a 105-76 win in Game 3, staying alive in the WNBA Finals with Game 4 set for Sunday.
By Kareem Copeland