Jeff Goldberg says the WNBA is in a better place than the NBA was at the same age Jeff Goldberg details why the WNBA is in a far better place than the NBA was during its 30th season Jeff Goldberg says the WNBA has growing pains,

Enes Kanter Freedom is ready to take Clay Travis up on his unusual WNBA offer. The former NBA center said he would “100%” play for Travis’ proposed Nashville Balls franchise, escalating his

On Friday, Linda Cohn questioned A’ja Wilson’s decision to withdraw from Team USA’s 2026 FIBA World Cup campaign, suggesting she may have done so to avoid the “Caitlin Clark show. ” With the Indiana Fever star “embracing the global spotlight,

Angel Reese has been a key player for the USA in the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup. But she is not the only Atlanta Dream player thriving in the tournament. Her WNBA teammate,

Former NBA star Enes Kanter’s ongoing battle with the WNBA has attracted many reactions, and media personality Jason Lee has become the latest to join the list. Lee had a unique perspective on Kanter’s situation with the WNBA, claiming it was a page out of US President Donald Trump’s book.

WNBA player Sophie Cunningham was reportedly booed during recent games over her stance on trans women participating in the league.

With his tongue firmly planted in his cheek, far-right podcaster and writer Matt Walsh expressed interest in being the next WNBA commissioner. “I know it’s a longshot, but I keep hearing rumors about you potentially becoming the commissioner of the WNBA,” far-right influencer Benny Johnson told Walsh, who appeared on his podcast Tuesday.

Team USA may have swept the group stage, but fans and experts are still not convinced by their starting lineup and rotations at the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup. Joining the conversation is Sports Illustrated’s Robin Lundberg,