Lynx Canadian forward Achonwa out indefinitely with knee sprain
Canadian forward Natalie Achonwa is listed as out indefinitely by the Minnesota Lynx with a knee injury.
WNBA All-Star Game set for July 14 in Las Vegas with new format
The WNBA All-Star Game will be held on July 14 at Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, the league announced Monday.
Canadian women rout El Salvador at AmeriCup tournament, remain undefeated
Another rout by Canada's women's basketball team at the FIBA AmeriCup tournament. Shaina Pellington scored 21 points as the world No. 4-ranked Canadians trounced El Salvador 98-41 to improve to 3-0 at their first tournament in 16 months.
Sparks' Cooper suspended one game
The WNBA announced a one-game ban for Los Angeles Sparks guard Te'a Cooper on Monday. The suspension comes after Cooper left the check-in area on the sidelines and entered the floor during an on-court altercation between her team and the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday. The Lynx won the contest 80-64.
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WNBA: Liberty 85, Mercury 83
Betnijah Laney led the way with 23 points and 10 assists as New York used a dominant first quarter to take down Phoenix. Canadian Kia Nurse finished with nine points against her former team in the loss as the Mercury fell to 1-5 at home on the season.
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WNBA: Liberty vs. Mercury
WNBA: Liberty vs. Mercury
Liberty edge Mercury behind Laney's double-double
Betnijah Laney had 23 points and 10 assists, and the New York Liberty held on to beat the Phoenix Mercury 85-83 on Sunday. The Liberty (6-4) never trailed after taking a 12-11 lead in the first quarter and led by 16 in the first half. Canadian Kia Nurse had nine points and four assists in the loss.
Wilson scores 28, leads Aces past Wings
A'ja Wilson had 28 points and 14 rebounds to help the Las Vegas Aces beat the Dallas Wings 85-78 on Sunday. Wilson made 10 of 18 from the field and 8 of 9 from the foul line.
Dream make 13 3s, cruise past Mystics
Courtney Williams scored 21 points to help the Atlanta Dream beat the Washington Mystics 101-78 on Sunday. Odyssey Sims added a season-high 20 points for the Dream, who made 13 of 29 from 3-point range and 36 of 71 overall from the field.
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WNBA: Mystics vs. Dream
WNBA: Mystics vs. Dream
Stewart scores 22, Storm beat shorthanded Sun
Breanna Stewart had 22 points, nine rebounds and five assists to help the Seattle Storm beat the Connecticut Sun 89-66 on Sunday.
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WNBA: Sparks 64, Lynx 80
Crystal Dangerfield and Rachel Banham scored a combined 28 points off the bench as the Lynx beat the Sparks for their fourth win in five games.
Dangerfield's shooting sends Lynx past Sparks
Crystal Dangerfield was 4 of 5 from 3-point range and finished with 16 points and Minnesota beat the Los Angeles Sparks 80-64 on Saturday night, spoiling the return of Lynx great — and current Sparks assistant coach — Seimone Augustus.
Lynx to retire jersey numbers of Augustus, Brunson
Seimone Augustus and Rebekkah Brunson, key players on the Minnesota Lynx teams that won four WNBA titles between 2011 and 2017, will have their jersey numbers retired during the 2022 season.
Parker has 20 points to lead Sky over Fever
Candace Parker had 20 points and 14 rebounds and Allie Quigley scored six of her 16 points in the final two minutes to help the Chicago Sky beat the Indiana Fever 83-79 on Saturday.
Ogunbowale, Sabally spark Wings to win over Mercury
Arike Ogunbowale made four 3-points and had 20 points, Satou Sabally scored eight of her 17 points in the fourth quarter and the Dallas Wings beat the Phoenix Mercury 77-59 on Friday night. Kia Nurse had 10 points in the loss.
Storm stay unbeaten on road with victory over Dream
Jewel Loyd scored 20 points, Breanna Stewart pitched in with a double-double and the Seattle Storm remained unbeaten on the road with an 86-75 victory over the Atlanta Dream in WNBA action on Friday.
Charles passes Leslie on double-double list, Mystics top Sparks
Tina Charles had 20 points and 10 rebounds to pass Lisa Leslie for second on the WNBA's double-double list, helping the Washington Mystics beat the Los Angeles Sparks 89-71 on Thursday night.
WNBA buzzer-beaters: Which players are the most clutch shooters in the league?
We call them clutch. Some say they have ice in their veins. They're the players who step up big on the biggest of stages. And despite this 2021 WNBA season barely being a month old, we've already seen an unusual amount of game-winning shots.
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WNBA: Storm vs. Dream
WNBA: Storm vs. Dream
Parker makes home debut, helps Sky end losing streak with win over Fever
Candace Parker made her hometown debut for Chicago and Courtney Vandersloot led the way offensively with 17 points and nine assists as the Sky beat the Indiana Fever 92-76 on Wednesday night to snap a seven-game losing streak.
Loyd leads six Storm players in double figures in win over Dream
Jewell Loyd scored 13 of her 18 points in the first quarter to lead six Seattle players in double figures, and the Storm cruised past the Atlanta Dream 95-71 on Wednesday night.
Ogunbowale, Mabrey push Wings over Mercury
Arike Ogunbowale scored 22 points, Marina Mabrey added 14 and the Dallas Wings beat the Phoenix Mercury 85-81 on Tuesday night. Canadian Kia Nurse scored seven points for the Mercury in the loss.
Charles, Mystics hold off Lynx
Tina Charles scored 31 points and the Washington Mystics held off the Minnesota Lynx for an 85-81 win on Tuesday night. Charles had four points in the final minute for the Mystics (3-5), a wide-open layup off a midcourt inbounds play at 22.3 seconds and a pair of free throws with 6.4 seconds left.
Ogunbowale's last-second three lifts Wings over Storm
Arike Ogunbowale's 3-pointer with less than a second left capped a 12-point comeback for the Dallas Wings in a 68-67 win that snapped the Seattle Storm's five-game winning streak on Sunday night.
Lynx make early lead last in win over Dream
Kayla McBride scored 19 points and Crystal Dangerfield and Sylvia Fowles scored 17 apiece and the Minnesota Lynx never trailed in a 100-80 win over the Atlanta Dream.
Jones dominates in Sun win over Liberty
Jonquel Jones scored 31 points on 12-of-16 shooting and grabbed 13 rebounds to help the Connecticut Sun beat the New York Liberty 85-64 on Saturday night.
Wheeler scores season-high 22 as Sparks beat Sky
Erica Wheeler scored a season-high 22 points while Amanda Zahui B added 13 points and 10 rebounds to help the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Chicago Sky 68-63 on Saturday.
Wilson's double-double helps Aces hold off Mystics
A'ja Wilson had 15 points and 12 rebounds, including four points and two rebounds in the final minute, to help the Las Vegas Aces hold off the Washington Mystics 96-93 on Saturday.
Loyd hits 3 at buzzer as Storm beat Wings in OT
Jewell Loyd made a buzzer-beating 3-pointer in overtime to give the Seattle Storm a 105-102 victory over the Dallas Wings on Friday night.
Collier hits late free throws, Lynx beat Dream
Napheesa Collier scored 26 points and made two free throws with 1.5 seconds remaining in the Minnesota Lynx’s 86-84 victory over the Atlanta Dream on Friday night.
WNBA on TSN 2021 Broadcast Schedule
TSN's broadcast schedule for the 2021 WNBA season.
Short-handed Sparks eases past Fever
Kristi Toliver scored 22 points, Bria Holmes had 14 points and seven rebounds, and the short-handed Los Angeles Sparks eased past the Indiana Fever 98-63 on Thursday night.
Wilson has 30 points, 13 rebounds to help Aces beat Liberty
With the Las Vegas lead down to one and just under 4 minutes left, Aces coach Bill Laimbeer was angry with the way his team was playing and called a timeout. The Aces responded by scoring 14 of the next 15 points — the first four by A'ja Wilson — to put the game away.
Sparks' Nneka Ogwumike out 4-6 weeks; Chiney Ogwumike week-to-week
Los Angeles Sparks forward Nneka Ogwumike will miss 4-6 weeks with a left knee sprain, the team announced Thursday. Her sister Chiney also has been ruled out and is listed as week-to-week with right knee soreness.
Which WNBA teams can still turn around their 2021 season for a playoff push?
The 2021 WNBA season isn't even three weeks old. No one is saying it's time to panic. But with six teams below .500 -- including three franchises that have won WNBA championships since 2016 -- which squads do we have the most faith in to turn around their seasons and make a playoff push?
