The Mystics’ midseason addition brings valuable playoff experience to a roster that has almost none.

The team made plenty of youthful mistakes in a 92-77 loss to the Dream, setting up a do-or-die Game 2 in Washington.

They’ll be the No. 5 seed, set for a matchup with Atlanta, when the WNBA playoffs start on Sunday.

Hall of Famer. Four-time WNBA title winner. Winningest coach in league history. Olympic champ. And the Lynx boss is hunting for more.

A league policy allows players to have their babies — and in some cases, their spouses — travel with the team.

Tiafoe’s new routine included some hitting sessions with Ben Shelton, who he’ll face Friday in the U.S. Open semifinals.

For most women who play baseball in the United States, playing America’s pastime in a professional league has been little more than a dream. Yet for a select group of women, that dream is becoming a…

Donovan Casey made it to the cusp of his lifelong dream. His biggest challenge has been learning to live with that.

a virtual chat with authors Emma Baccellieri and Jordan Robinson

Marc Berman, formerly of the New York Post, is happy that Knicks fans can 'finally rejoice'

After 20 years of heartbreak, no one knew how best to meet the moment of Carolina’s championship run than the local crew who had been through it all.

Late in Monday night’s Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, a beleaguered Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dribbled tentatively into the mouth of San Antonio’s defensive zone. That zone had been total hell...

League leadership told SI that the increase in calls was expected and it will take time for everyone to adjust to new guidelines.

From Pope Hat Night to “Fourth Wing” Night, the team is upping the ante to get fans to Rate Field. We spoke to Mike Downey, the team’s senior director of marketing and promotions, about how it all com...

Amy Wallace has spent two decades guarding the human her brother was—against a world that prefers David Foster Wallace as a puzzle.

Many around the league agreed that change was needed, but there are going to be some growing pains as everyone adjust to the new guidelines.

The city’s original WNBA franchise disbanded back in 2002. But with the league in a new era, Portland is the first expansion team that gets to revisit the past.