The Lynx showed little fight in the 87-71 loss on Tuesday night

Clark became the first player in WNBA history with a 25-point, 15-assist game to help set up decisive Game 3 in Las Vegas

Miles was named the unanimous Rookie of the Year on Monday ... so was her 2026 better than Clark's 2024?

The WNBA playoffs are here, and the Liberty wasted no time to pick up the postseason's first upset

Just seven games separate the No. 1 seed Lynx and No. 8 seed Liberty, the smallest gap since the playoff format changed

Wilson is on the verge of becoming the first five-time MVP in WNBA history and the first to win the award in three consecutive seasons

Johnson spoke to CBS Sports about adversity, Seattle's young core and Unrivaled

Team USA will have to contend with the best international competition without A'ja Wilson

On its 25th anniversary, Basketball Without Borders launched a new camp format for top international prospects this summer

When the WNBA's regular season resumes on Sept. 17, there will be just one week of action remaining

Breaking down the buckets, efficiency, consistency and playmaking behind Mitchell's record-breaking tear

Las Vegas has won three of the last four WNBA titles, but Smith's injury is a significant setback

Wilson is on an absolute tear this season, but she's not the only player making waves

Stephanie White gave an impassioned statement before the Fever's game against the Liberty on Tuesday night

'I don't think there's anyone in the game on both sides, men and women, who can do the things that Chelsea Gray can do,' A'ja Wilson said

The WNBA trade deadline is Sunday, Aug. 2, at 3 p.m. ET

'That's going to be me out there one day,' Natasha Howard thought after going to a Detroit Shock game in middle school

Strong, the 2026 Naismith Player of the Year, spoke with CBS Sports at the Basketball Without Borders All-Star Camp

'You just keep your head down, keep working and trust in the process,' the two-time MVP said

The 6-foot-4 center just turned 20, but has already proved she was well worth the No. 3 pick in the draft

With half of the season in the rearview mirror, let's check in on all 15 teams

Minnesota took a huge -- and risky -- swing by trading for Ball, a uniquely gifted playmaker

Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas put her fist into Clark's neck during a scramble for a loose ball

Plum was having a historic season and on a mission to end the Sparks' playoff drought

With a quarter of the season in the books, let's take a look at who's starred so far

With at least 10 games in the books for every team, let's see who's found the answer key

Clark missed some crucial free throws and it looked as though the Fever were on their way to another loss, before Clark cashed a 31-footer with 1.2 seconds left

Elsewhere, the Dream are still struggling against winning teams and the Fire are burning out

'This was probably one of the best floor games that I've played in my time in the W,' Clark said after the game

Tim Duncan led San Antonio to the trophy last time; now Victor Wembanyama will try to do the same

Clark's defense (or lack thereof) is becoming a headline and Indiana is hurting for it

'When Awak Kuier shoots more free throws than A'ja Wilson and Jackie Young and Chennedy Carter all combined, that's a problem,' the coach said

The offseason didn't go to plan for Minnesota, but Cheryl Reeve has her squad on top anyway

Cloud signed with Chicago after an extended stay on the market this offseason

Jackson, who was traded to Chicago in the offseason, looked to be having a breakout season

The Sky are off to their best start since 2023, but the Liberty are holding on to their No. 1 spot

'Championship teams, they don't care who starts, they don't care how many minutes they play,' Jose Fernandez said

Officials, meanwhile, are on the clock as the WNBA tries to find a balance to the on-court physicality

Elsewhere, Sonia Citron made a statement for the Mystics and Canada showed out for the Tempo's debut

As the WNBA's 30th season begins, we're ranking the top 30 players in the league right now

Sivka will postpone her WNBA debut again and instead start her college career

Clark is coming off an injury-plagued season, while Bueckers excelled as a rookie

Opening night tips off Friday, but not every team is created equal