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
The WNBA All-Star Game has come and gone. Good times were had by all.
But now the fun begins.
The league's regular season ends in less than two weeks, which means that every game in the condensed schedule is that much more important for the teams regardless of their standing.
This WNBA season is flying by; we're already at or past the halfway point of the 34-game slate. Fortunately for fans, there has been no shortage of action across the league. Unfortunately for fans, all of the action may make it hard to decide who becomes an All-Star this year.
The women's basketball community is strong. The people and teams in it stand with each other through the good, the bad, and everything in between. The bond was seen -- and felt -- in a big way last week following the passing of Anne Donovan. A former standout player-turned-standout coach,
The first full month of the WNBA regular season began over last weekend with a bunch of broken records. While some records were positive for teams in wins, others weren't so much. But it all made for a great week of basketball.
Before we get to the numbers, you may
