A'ja Wilson T'd up for confronting Fever fan
Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson had heard and seen enough from one Indiana Fever fan Tuesday night. So midway through the fourth quarter, the four-time league MVP tried to express her thoughts.
WNBA: Lynx 71, Liberty 87
Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones both finished with 21 points and the Liberty became the first 8th seed in WNBA history to defeat the 1st seed in the first round of the playoffs. NY wins series 2-0.
WNBA: Aces 89, Fever 99
Caitlin Clark finished with 27 points and 15 assists while reaching another milestone Tuesday night, and Kelsey Mitchell added 26 points to keep the sixth-seeded Indiana Fever's postseason alive with a 99-89 victory over the defending WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces. Series tied 1-1.
WNBA: Mystics 77, Dream 92
Rhyne Howard had 26 points and five steals, Angel Reese added 13 points and 12 rebounds in her first career playoff game, and the Atlanta Dream beat the Washington Mystics in Game 1 of their first-round series. ATL leads series 1-0.
WNBA: Wings 80, Valkyries 104
Cecilia Zandalasini scored 22 points, Gabby Williams added 20, and the second-seeded Golden State Valkyries ran away from the Dallas Wings by halftime for a win in the teams' playoff opener. GS leads series 1-0.
WNBA: Liberty 91, Lynx 75
Breanna Stewart produced yet another clutch performance in the WNBA playoffs with 34 points and 12 rebounds for the New York Liberty in a victory over the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx to open their best-of-three first-round series. NY leads series 1-0.
WNBA: Fever 85, Aces 102
A'ja Wilson had 38 points, 16 rebounds and four blocked shots, and the Las Vegas Aces rolled to a Game 1 victory over the Indiana Fever in the first round of the WNBA playoffs. LV leads series 1-0.
Rice happy with her growth in her rookie season, excited for what's next for Tempo
Kiki Rice, the first pick taken by the Tempo in franchise history, is excited to see who the team will take with this year's high draft selection and getting the chance to grow with them. Rice also reflects on a defining moment from the season, and much more.
Nurse proud of how Canada embraced the Tempo this season, believes team can contend
Canadian Kia Nurse discusses what it meant to her to play for her hometown team in its inaugural season, how he experience in the TSN broadcast booth has helped her playing career, a moment she's most proud of from the season, how much confidence she has that the team can be a contender, and more.
Sykes on injuries: It was s----y to not be able to play this season as much as I wanted to'
Tempo guard Brittney Sykes discusses the challenges of her injury-plagued season that limited her to just 17 games, her goals of being healthy next year, a moment she felt defined the team's inaugural season, and much more.
Mabrey explains why accountability was key for her in year one with Tempo
Marina Mabrey explains why she learned a lot about accountability in her first year with the Tempo and why she plans to build off that going into next year.
Brondello extremely motivated after missing playoffs for first time in her WNBA career
With the Tempo failing to make the playoffs, it's the first time in her WNBA career that Sandy Brondello has failed to reach the postseason. But the head coach explains why it just motivates them that much more for next year.
Reasons to Rise: Who will make noise in the WNBA playoffs?
With the regular season in the rearview mirror, which WNBA teams will separate themselves in the playoffs? We take a look in 'Reasons to Rise' presented by RBC.
Gabby Williams ices the game with late 3 for Valkyries
Gabby Williams ices the game with late three for the Valkyries.
WNBA: Tempo 81, Sun 95
Kiki Rice had 28 points to lead all scorers, but it wasn't enough as the Tempo dropped the final game of their inaugural season 95-81 to the Sun on Thursday night. Ashlon Jackson led Connecticut with 18 points, Raegan Beers had 17 points and Aaliyah Edwards finished with 16 as the Sun said farewell to Mohegan Sun Arena.
Nurse reflects on the Tempo's memorable first season but is 'excited about the future'
TSN's Daniella Ponticelli and Tamika Nurse reflect on a memorable inaugural season for the Toronto Tempo, and what stood out about Kiki Rice's fantastic conclusion to her rookie season leading all scorers with 28 points.
Shepherd views Tempo's inaugural season as a success: 'They established a fanbase and a style of play'
The Toronto Tempo's inaugural season in the WNBA came to a close Thursday night with a loss to the Connecticut Sun, equaling the Sun for the best odds at the first overall draft pick. TSN's Basketball analyst Jevohn Shepherd joins Kara Wagland to share his takeaways from the season, and what it could mean to Toronto to have an opportunity to add top talent from the draft.
Toronto Tempo wrap up inaugural season against Connecticut Sun tonight on TSN
The Tempo will play the final game of their inaugural WNBA season Thursday night when they take on the Sun on TSN. The matchup also marks the final game played in Connecticut before the team makes the move over to Houston next year. The WNBA on TSN panel previews Toronto's season finale.
WNBA: Tempo 85, Sky 97
Gabriela Jaquez and Sydney Taylor scored 18 points apiece, Kamilla Cardoso added 17, and the Sky beat the Tempo 97-85 on Tuesday night to snap a five-game losing streak. The Tempo (11-31) have lost seven in a row and 19 of their last 20.
WNBA: Lynx 77, Fever 96
Caitlin Clark had 27 points, nine assists and seven rebounds, and Kelsey Mitchell added 20 points to her WNBA single-season scoring record as the Fever beat the Lynx 96-77 on Tuesday night.
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