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The Indiana Fever star finished fourth in the 2026 MVP race despite setting remarkable offensive records, while A’ja Wilson made history by collecting her fifth award
Euan Burns
As a girl, you dream big. That's why I cried more over this trophy, because 15-year-old A"ja wasn't sitting here dreaming of being a five-time MVP
Kevin Carter
Clark’s contract decision could shape Indiana’s future, but the superstar has no plans to leave
Adriano Boin
O’Neal urges Mitchell to capitalize on the massive attention surrounding Clark
Adriano Boin
The two WNBA stars are taking their rivalry to the sneaker market, where their first signature models are already going head-to-head.
Nicole Somma
The five-time NBA champion said he respects Clark’s game but took issue with parts of her online following
David Schiavone
No one thinks Reese is a better player overall, but she's had more success in a specific setting.
Matias Wodner
Reese paired a striking pregame entrance with 23 points and clutch free throws as Atlanta moved one win from the WNBA Finals
Roberto Ortega
With an average of 1.3 million viewers across all networks, the first round was the most-watched in WNBA history
Jorge Gordillo
A look inside the Caitlin 1 puts its flexibility, stability and bounce to the test
Roberto Ortega
Caitlin Clark’s first Nike signature shoe is earning praise for comfort, traction and performance
Adriano Boin
Clark is enjoying some downtime, but fans are already wondering what comes next for the Indiana Fever
Valeria Sosa
Caitlin Clark is taking things slow after an early start to the offseason, and she found a familiar way to lift her spirits by joining Lexie Hull for a round of golf. Clark showed that her swing is still on point as she returned to one of her favorite hobbies and used the break to recharge.
Valeria Sosa
The Fever guard made another pointed statement months after her comments on transgender participation sparked national debate
David Schiavone
Indiana stars showed support for Aliyah Boston as Mitchell prepares for a potentially defining free-agency decision
David Schiavone
Midnight Fever arrives next, while Halloween, Chiefs-inspired and Friendship Bracelet editions give fans more reasons to watch the release calendar
Roberto Ortega
Angel Reese has shown this season that starting over somewhere else does not mean starting from scratch, even when the spotlight is on other stars.
Dana Quintero
The Atlanta crowd is giving Reese a taste of what she has been chasing all season
Valeria Sosa
Many WNBA fans have long argued that Caitlin Clark was the reason arenas were packed, but during the semifinals, the crowd is rising to its feet and roaring for someone completely different: Defensive Player of the Year Angel Reese. Atlanta has embraced Reese since her arrival, bringing a new energy to the city and rallying behind her. As towels waved throughout the arena, Reese embraced the moment and fed off a crowd that only made the atmosphere louder.
Valeria Sosa
One playoff crowd has reignited the debate over Clark’s unprecedented WNBA impact
Adriano Boin
The Fever star’s latest colorway turns a historic rookie-season milestone into a bold new release
Adriano Boin
For the second consecutive season, the Fever were eliminated by the Las Vegas Aces and MVP A'ja Wilson
Jorge Gordillo
Indiana’s offseason could hinge on whether its four-time All-Star chooses to stay or explore a new opportunity
Adriano Boin
