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All WNBA →- WNBAChicago faces Seattle on 6-game road skidChicago Sky (12-22, 2-10 Eastern Conference) at Seattle Storm (7-29, 1-16 Western Conference)
- WNBAHolly Winterburn scores season-high 20 and the Fire build early lead before holding off Storm 84-82— Holly Winterburn scored 18 of her career-high 20 points in the first half, Bridget Carleton had 14 points and nine rebounds, and the Portland Fire beat the Seattle Storm 84-82 on Friday night to secure a four-game season sweep.
- WNBASeattle Storm vs. Fire - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Seattle Storm vs. Fire, 08/14/2026
- WNBASeattle plays Portland after Malonga's 26-point performancePortland Fire (13-20, 4-11 Western Conference) at Seattle Storm (7-28, 1-15 Western Conference)
- WNBAWNBA Chaos: Bets, Brawls, and Gender Policy BattlesThe Biggest Story: WNBA’s Gender Policy War Heats Up Story: The WNBA’s lack of a clear transgender policy is blowing up into a full-blown political and legal firestorm. Stephen A. Smith ripped the league office for leaving the door wide open, while Royce White—former NBA player turned WNBA draft hopeful—threatened a discrimination lawsuit if he’s blocked. Meanwhile, the WNBPA doubled down on inclusion after Enes Kanter Freedom (yes, that Enes Kanter) declared for the 2027 draft and claimed to be "transitioning"—though not in the way you’d expect. Sharp Take: The league’s silence is a disaster. Project B, a rival league, just pounced, announcing it’ll follow Olympic/FIBA gender rules. If the WNBA doesn’t act fast, they’ll lose control of the narrative—and maybe the courtroom. Fantasy & Roster Moves: Who Won the Morrow Trade? Story: Aneesah Morrow’s trade to Toronto sent shockwaves through fantasy circles. The Tempo got a dynamic scorer, but who else benefits? Swish Appea
- WNBAWNBA Chaos: Fouls, Feuds, and Forced RulesThe Carrington-Cunningham Circus Keeps Spinning The Play: Chicago Sky’s DiJonai Carrington got tossed for a Flagrant 2 on Indiana’s Sophie Cunningham. The fallout? A full-blown media storm—accusations of white privilege, tell-all book deals, and fans picking sides like it’s a heavyweight title fight. The Twist: Carrington insists she never tied the foul to race, but the damage is done. Cunningham’s reportedly shopping a book, and the WNBA’s front office is stuck playing whack-a-mole with PR fires. Meanwhile, the league’s officiating consistency is getting roasted harder than a bad call at the buzzer. The Numbers: Flagrant fouls are up 18% this season (per WNBA stats), but the real stat? Zero players happy with how the league’s handling it. NBA Cast-Offs Crash the WNBA Draft Party The Stunt: Two ex-NBA players—names still MIA—declared for the WNBA Draft, forcing the league to either bend its eligibility rules or look like the bad guy. Transgender policy’s already a powder keg; this jus
- WNBAWNBA Power Rankings: Lynx, Aces, Fever, Valkyries lead wayThe time to nitpick every win and loss has arrived, as some teams need a dramatic run to reach the playoffs.
- WNBAMalonga's 26 points, 10 rebounds help the Storm snap 11-game skid with 97-88 win over the Sky— Dominique Malonga had 26 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks, Natisha Hiedeman added 18 points and nine assists, and the Seattle Storm snapped an 11-game losing streak with a 97-88 win over the Chicago Sky on Monday night.
- WNBASeattle Storm vs. Chicago Sky - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Seattle Storm vs. Chicago Sky, 08/10/2026
- WNBAWNBA Drama Heats Up: Kanter Stirs Pot, Storm Collapses, Stars ClashKanter’s WNBA Gambit Shakes Up League Rules Enes Kanter Freedom just dropped a grenade—declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft to challenge eligibility rules. The former NBA big man (now a vocal conservative activist) is framing this as a stand against what he calls "hypocrisy" in women’s sports. No word yet on whether the league will even entertain the bid, but expect fireworks if they do. Sharp take: If the WNBA lets this slide, they’re opening Pandora’s box. If they shut it down, Kanter gets another viral moment to scream "censorship." Either way, he wins. Storm’s Historic Skid: Seattle Becomes First WNBA Team with Two Double-Digit Losing Streaks The Seattle Storm just made history—for all the wrong reasons. After an 11th straight loss to Portland (100-93), they’re the first WNBA team to suffer two double-digit skids in a single season. Bridget Carleton torched them with 24 points, including four threes. Numbers don’t lie: Seattle’s defense is a tire fire (allowing 100
- WNBASeattle takes on Chicago, aims to stop 11-game skidChicago Sky (12-20, 2-10 Eastern Conference) at Seattle Storm (6-28, 1-15 Western Conference)
- WNBAFire vs. Seattle Storm - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Fire vs. Seattle Storm, 08/08/2026
- WNBAMalonga leads Seattle against Portland after 31-point gameSeattle Storm (6-27, 1-14 Western Conference) at Portland Fire (12-19, 3-10 Western Conference)
- WNBAWNBA Turmoil: Trans Debate, Coaching Shifts, and Team DramaTransgender Player Debate Boils Over in WNBA Story: The WNBA’s off-court drama hit a fever pitch as right-wing pundits and politicians weaponized French trans player Julie Tétart. Clay Travis doubled down, announcing plans to sign her as the face of his proposed Nashville expansion team—a move that’s already sparking backlash. Meanwhile, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham called for a return to basketball after her comments on trans athletes triggered national outrage, including White House reactions. Data: A four-year-old Trump tweet about a "trans LeBron James" resurfaced, fueling the fire. The WNBA’s silence on the issue isn’t helping. Coaching Carousel: Quinn Lands at UCLA Story: Noelle Quinn, ousted as Seattle Storm head coach, wasted no time rebounding—she’s now an assistant at UCLA. The move underscores the WNBA’s cutthroat coaching landscape, where even legends aren’t safe. Sharp Take: Quinn’s firing was messy, but UCLA’s gain could be the Storm’s loss. Expect h
- WNBANew York Liberty beat the Seattle Storm again, extending Seattle's skid to 10— Breanna Stewart scored 28 points, Jonquel Jones added 14 points, 15 rebounds and seven assists, and the New York Liberty beat the Seattle Storm 92-86 on Wednesday night to complete a two-game sweep.
- WNBANew York Liberty vs. Seattle Storm - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from New York Liberty vs. Seattle Storm, 08/05/2026
- WNBAWNBA Power Rankings: Fever, Aces and Dream surgingAfter meeting in an offensive showcase, Minnesota and Indiana rank 1-2. Las Vegas rounds out the top three.
- WNBASeattle faces New York on 5-game road slideSeattle Storm (6-25, 1-14 Western Conference) at New York Liberty (17-13, 9-3 Eastern Conference)
- WNBANew York Liberty vs. Seattle Storm - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from New York Liberty vs. Seattle Storm, 08/03/2026
- WNBABreanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones help New York beat Seattle for 5th win in past 6 games— Breanna Stewart scored 24 points and Jonquel Jones added 20 to help the New York Liberty beat the Seattle Storm 95-83 on Monday night.
- WNBA2026 WNBA championship odds: Lynx now odds-on title favorites; Dream, Fever odds shortenThe red-hot Lynx are now odds-on favorites to win the WNBA championship, while the Aces, Liberty and Valkyries all saw their odds lengthen.
- WNBAIonescu leads New York against Seattle after 27-point performanceSeattle Storm (6-25, 1-14 Western Conference) at New York Liberty (17-13, 9-3 Eastern Conference)
- WNBAInside the disunited United States that shadows the WNBASophie Cunningham said what she said about transgender women in sports. Now others want their say, whether the WNBA wants to hear them or not.
- WNBAReese has 19th double-double of the season in the Dream's 98-89 win over the Storm— Angel Reese had 21 points and 13 rebounds for her 19th double-double of the season and the Atlanta Dream beat the Seattle Storm 98-89 on Friday night for their fifth straight victory.
- WNBAAtlanta Dream vs. Seattle Storm - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Atlanta Dream vs. Seattle Storm, 07/31/2026
- WNBAWetzel: WNBA apology unlikely to calm the gathering political stormColumnist Dan Wetzel says the WNBA should stop trying to police what players and fans think.
- WNBAFive players to watch ahead of Aug. 2 WNBA trade deadlineKelsey Plum, Aneesah Morrow and Betnijah Laney-Hamilton could be on the move before the WNBA trade deadline.
- WNBAStorm co-owner can't attend 5 home games after fan confrontationThe WNBA has suspended Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton from attending the team's next five home games after her exchange with two fans during Tuesday's matchup with the Fever.
- WNBAStorm apologize after co-owner confronts fans for Cunningham supportThe Storm apologized Wednesday for an exchange that took place between one of their co-owners and two fans who thanked Sophie Cunningham in the wake of her comments supporting barring transgender girls and women from girls' and women's sports.
- WNBASeattle faces Atlanta following Hiedeman's 33-point outingSeattle Storm (6-24, 1-14 Western Conference) at Atlanta Dream (17-10, 9-3 Eastern Conference)
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