The Chicago Sky outscored the Dallas Wings 28-11 in the fourth quarter to erase an eight-point deficit, getting contributions from a number of players.
Chicago Sky dominate the 4th quarter to beat Dallas Wings 84-73 for season-opening split
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Las Vegas tourism authority is sponsoring each Aces player for $100K in 2024 and 2025
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority is providing a $100,000 annual sponsorship to each Aces player for this season and 2025.
Caitlin Clark helps New York Liberty become 1st WNBA team to have $2 million in 1-game ticket revenue
Caitlin Clark brought in record ticket revenue for the New York Liberty in her first game in the Big Apple on Saturday.
Caitlin Clark has a quiet night — 9 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists — in her home debut for Indiana Fever
Caitlin Clark’s presence has changed everything about the women’s sport — except the wins and losses for Indiana, which hasn’t made the playoffs since 2016 is now 0-2 in the Clark era.
Every WNBA team to begin using charter flights by May 21
The WNBA is following through on plans to commit $50 million over the next two years to provide full-time charter flight service for its teams during the season.
Chicago Sky drop season opener 87-79 to the Dallas Wings as Arike Ogunbowale owns fourth quarter
The Chicago Sky led 75-73 with 3:16 to go, but the Dallas Wings scored the next 14 points for the win.
Full of firsts: 5 things to watch for as the Chicago Sky kick off the regular season
Fresh rookies, a new coach and a fan favorite returns as the Chicago Sky start the season.
WNBA season tips off: Las Vegas Aces — and A’ja Wilson — are heavy favorites to win a 3rd straight championship
A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces will begin the WNBA season Tuesday night as a heavy favorite to win a third straight title.
Toronto reportedly awarded a WNBA expansion franchise for the 2026 season
A reported deal would have Toronto’s WNBA team start playing in May 2026.
Column: The WNBA’s anticipated season is almost here, yet the league still seems to be playing catch-up
When will the WNBA and its teams invest big in their product to meet the demand that a new generation of players are bringing with them?