If there's one thing people will remember from the 2018 WNBA season that was, it might be simply the sheer talent put on display over the summer. While the players and teams had a condensed schedule – due to the FIBA Women's World Cup happening right now – they made up for
Another WNBA season is officially in the books. The Seattle Storm swept the Washington Mystics earlier this week in the WNBA Finals to win their first league title since 2010, their third overall. Seattle won the first three games of the best-of-five series for the first Finals sweep since 2014
With the condensed regular season in the rear-view mirror, the focus now turns to the WNBA Playoffs. And if it's anything like the slate of games that just ended over the weekend, fans new and old will be in for a treat.
The Seattle Storm and the Atlanta Dream clinched
The end of the WNBA regular season is here. If it feels like the season just started, that's because...it did. Essentially.
The teams usually play a 34-game regular season that lasts about 14-15 weeks. However, the length of this year's season shrank because of the FIBA World Cup at
The Dallas Wings will play the rest of their season with a new head coach.
The team relieved Fred Williams of his head coaching duties Sunday after the Wings' 93-80 loss to the Washington Mystics, which was Dallas' eighth consecutive defeat.
According to the women's basketball website High Post Hoops
