WNBA: Fever 112, Fire 98
Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell each had 26 points for the Fever, while Canadian Bridget Carleton had 26 points of her own for the Fire, but it wouldn't be enough as Indiana bested Portland 112-98 on Friday night.
WNBA: Wings 75, Mystics 81
Shakira Austin had a game-high 28 points to go along with a game-high 10 boards for the big double-double while teammate Kiki Iriafen picked up 22 points of her own in a win for the Mystics over the Wings.
Tempo acquire Morrow from Sun ahead of trade deadline
The Toronto Tempo have found the frontcourt help they were looking for ahead of Sunday’s trade deadline adding Aneesah Morrow from the Connecticut Sun on Friday. Going the other way are the rights to Maria Kliundikova and a second-round pick in 2028. Morrow, 23, is in her second WNBA season out of LSU after being taken with the seventh overall selection of the 2025 WNBA Draft.
Bueckers humbled by MVP talks as she continues to lead Wings' turnaround
Coming off a rookie of the year campaign, Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers has looked even better this season and she spoke to NBA Today's Chiney Ogwumike about her mindset this year, being mentioned in the MVP conversation and more.
WNBA: Lynx 104, Tempo 72
Napheesa Collier, Olivia Miles and Courtney Williams each scored 16 points as the Lynx beat the Tempo for their ninth straight victory. Laura Juskaite led Toronto with 19 points, while Marina Mabrey added 16, and Nyara Sabally had 10 in the loss.
Tempo rookie Rice shares her biggest takeaways from her first year in the league so far
Tempo rookie Kiki Rice shares what her biggest takeaways are in her first year in the WNBA, how she felt jumping back into game action coming off an ankle sprain, and preparing to face the league-leading Minnesota Lynx and fellow rookie Olivia Miles.
WNBA: Dream 82, Wings 81
The Atlanta Dream outscored Dallas 30-17 in the final frame to mount the comeback on Wednesday night. Allisha Gray dropped a game-high 25 points and Angel Reese had 22 points, 12 boards and four steals. Brionna Jones had 11 points off the bench and added seven rebounds and three blocks.
WNBA: Fire 83, Aces 98
A’ja Wilson’s 28 points and 14 rebounds earned her the 13th double-double of her season, propelling the Aces to a victory over the Fire.
WNBA: Fever 105, Storm 95
Caitlin Clark scored 32 points, Kelsey Mitchell added 28 and the Indiana Fever won their fourth straight game, beating the Storm.
WNBA: Tempo 93, Lynx 100
Olivia Miles led the way with 24 points as the Lynx held off a fourth quarter charge from the Tempo for their eighth straight win. Toronto rookie Kiki Rice had four points in 17 minutes in her first game back from injury since June 3rd. The Tempo have just one win in the last nine games.
Rookie Miles leads Lynx as Toronto drops fourth straight
Olivia Miles led all scorers as the Lynx were able to hold off Toronto to win for the eighth straight time. TSN's Daniella Ponticelli and Tamika Nurse have more on her impressive play, and discuss what happened for Toronto as the game slipped away.
League-best Lynx hold off late Tempo rally to win eighth straight
Toronto outscored Minnesota in the fourth quarter to get it close, but the Lynx were able to pull away to win. TSN's WNBA panel has more on the Tempo's valiant effort, the performance of rookie Olivia Miles and more.
Tempo visit top-seeded Lynx looking to halt three-game slide
The Tempo visit the top-seeded Lynx tonight. Toronto is mired in a three-game losing streak despite Marina Mabrey’s stellar play.
Nobody will take away my love for the game: Clark on how WNBA is being portrayed
Fever star Caitlin Clark sat down with ESPN's Malika Andrews to discuss how the WNBA is portrayed in the media, how she is covered personally and the fiery passion she has for the game.
Mabrey impresses as first-ever All-Star representative for the Toronto Tempo
Toronto Tempo guard Marina Mabrey had 23 first half points for Team Coop at the WNBA All-Star Game, and TSN Toronto Tempo reporter Chelsea Leite has more on that impressive performance.
WNBA: Team Spoon 129, Team Coop 122
The Toronto Tempo's Marina Mabrey had 23 points for Team Coop in this one, the second-highest in the game behind only her teammate Kelsey Mitchell, but it was ultimately Caitlin Clark and Team Spoon that came away with the win in the WNBA All-Star Game.
Engelbert says league needs to be better at communicating with players
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert acknowledges that herself and the league as a whole needs to be better at communicating with the players at her state of the league press conference Saturday before the All-Star Game.
'It's unacceptable': WNBA Commissioner Engelbert condemns online abuse of players
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert spoke ahead of the 2026 All-Star game about players facing online abuse, and how the league plans to address player's safety concerns.
'She has done a tremendous job': Weatherspoon proud of Mabrey's 'growth and maturity'
Marina Mabrey's former coach Teresa Weatherspoon spoke highly of the Tempo's star player in how she has embraced her leadership role with Toronto, and Cynthia Cooper-Dyke gives Mabrey credit for how well she plays in the clutch.
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