Justė Jocytė wants a trade and Janelle Salaün skipped the parade. Why two Valkyries champions may leave Golden State, and why we can't blame them.

Golden State won the 2026 WNBA title in year two with no All-WNBA players. How Gabby Williams, Veronica Burton and a roster of castoffs did it.

A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum are out of the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup. Washington Mystics stars Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron step up — here's why they're the perfect call.

Caitlin Clark, A'ja Wilson, and Paige Bueckers headline Team USA at the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin. But where's Sabrina Ionescu? Here's everything.

The 2026 salary data is in — and across basketball, hockey, soccer, and baseball, women's pro athletes are earning a fraction of what their male counterparts take home. The leagues are moving, but the numbers don't let you look away.

A new CBA. Two new cities. And a season tipping off on May 8. For the second year running, the WNBA is welcoming expansion franchises — and the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo aren't just filling roster spots on a schedule. They represent the league's leap into new markets, new fanbases, and in Toronto's case, an entirely new country. The Golden State Valkyries showed last year that expansion teams don't have to be punching bags. They made the playoffs. Now Portland and Toron