A collection of 16 posts
Hello. It has been a while. And a lot has happened in (and out of) the WNBA since my last post about a month (...and change) ago. First off, a champion was crowned. The Connecticut Sun swept Los Angeles and the Washington Mystics beat Las
This time last year, four WNBA teams were already in their offseason while the other eight prepared for a condensed postseason. The stakes were high then, and they're just as high now – if not higher – with the schedule back to normal. With three weeks left
We are officially into August and the last full month of the WNBA regular season. Time flies when you're having fun! All 12 teams got back to business last week after the All-Star festivities, playing at least one game each. While the standings are getting
I say this often in my recaps, but it's true: the WNBA is more competitive than ever, and that was seen yet again during the third week of play this season. There were several games where reserve players outscored the starters which led to some
(Photo courtesy of @WSlam on Twitter) The WNBA is officially back – and what an opening weekend it was! All 12 teams saw action for the first time in 2019, and while not every game was close according to the scoreboard, it sure felt that way.
We are just days away from the start of what looks to be another exciting season in the WNBA. The league will look a bit different this year compared to years past both on and off the court. First off, there’s a new woman