Category: WNBA

Angel Reese Gets Her Own Barbie Doll Collaboration, Releasing August 3

Brandon King

Angel Reese is adding another milestone to her growing list of accomplishments. Mattel has officially announced that the WNBA star is receiving her very own Barbie Signature Doll, making her one of the latest athletes to be immortalized by the iconic toy brand. The doll is set to launch August 3, alongside a special Barbie x Reebok Angel Reese 1 sneaker collaboration.  Known as “Bayou Barbie” during her championship run at LSU, Reese has embraced the nickname throughout her basketball career. The doll reflects both her impact on the court…

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Caitlin Clark Explains Seventh Technical Foul as One More Would Trigger Suspension

Brandon King

Caitlin Clark’s competitive fire has helped make her one of the WNBA’s brightest stars, but it has also left her walking a disciplinary tightrope. The Indiana Fever guard picked up her seventh technical foul of the season during Thursday’s 123-88 victory over the Connecticut Sun, leaving her just one technical foul away from an automatic one-game suspension under WNBA rules. Following the game, Clark explained exactly what led to the technical. According to Clark, Connecticut guard Saniya Rivers had been talking throughout the contest. After Indiana had firmly taken control…

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Kayla McBride Says She Never Officially Declined WNBA All-Star 3-Point Contest Invitation

Brandon King

Veteran sharpshooter Kayla McBride is setting the record straight after reports circulated that she declined an invitation to participate in the WNBA All-Star 3-Point Contest. McBride pushed back on that narrative, revealing that she never received what she considered an official invitation. “I received a half ass invite to the 3 pt contest through my agent in a text randomly 48 hours ago… not officially.” The Minnesota Lynx guard’s comments suggest the issue wasn’t a lack of interest in competing, but rather the manner and timing in which the invitation…

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Olivia Miles Makes WNBA History, Becomes Fastest Player to Reach 500 Points and 150 Assists

Brandon King

Olivia Miles is already putting her name alongside some of the biggest young stars in the WNBA. The Minnesota Lynx rookie has made league history, becoming the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 500 points and 150 assists, accomplishing the milestone in just 26 games. 🤯 Miles surpassed the previous marks held by two of the league’s most talked-about young stars: The accomplishment highlights Miles’ rare combination of scoring ability, playmaking, and impact as a rookie guard. After a standout collegiate career at University of Notre Dame, Miles entered…

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Caitlin Clark Makes History as NBA 2K27 Deluxe Edition Cover Athlete

Brandon King

Caitlin Clark has added another milestone to her growing legacy, earning the cover of the NBA 2K27 Deluxe Edition. The Indiana Fever superstar becomes the first WNBA player to appear on one of NBA 2K’s flagship global edition covers, marking another significant moment for women’s basketball and the continued growth of the WNBA. While WNBA players have previously been featured on the franchise’s WNBA Edition—including Angel Reese, who graced the cover of NBA 2K26 WNBA Edition—Clark’s selection for the Deluxe Edition represents a different level of recognition. The Deluxe Edition…

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BREAKING: Napheesa Collier Set to Make 2026 Season Debut for Minnesota Lynx

Brandon King

The Minnesota Lynx are about to receive a major boost. According to Annie Costabile, WNBA superstar Napheesa Collier will make her highly anticipated 2026 season debut on Tuesday after spending months recovering from offseason ankle surgeries. Collier has not played this season after undergoing procedures on both ankles during the offseason. Her return comes at a pivotal point in the campaign as the Lynx continue their push toward championship contention. Minnesota is expected to ease the reigning WNBA MVP candidate back into action, with Collier likely playing under a minutes…

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Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu Decline Invitations to 2026 WNBA 3-Point Contest

Brandon King

Two of the WNBA’s biggest long-range stars won’t be competing in this year’s 3-Point Contest. According to Front Office Sports, both Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu have declined invitations to participate in the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend event. A source familiar with the situation told FOS that multiple players were invited but chose not to participate for a variety of reasons. Clark and Ionescu are among the league’s most recognizable shooters, making their absence notable for fans hoping to see two of the WNBA’s premier perimeter threats on the contest…

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Caitlin Clark Named AP Player of the Week

Brandon King

Caitlin Clark’s 2026 campaign added another accolade Monday, as the Indiana Fever superstar was named the Associated Press WNBA Player of the Week. The honor comes after Clark led Indiana to a perfect 2-0 week, stuffing the stat sheet with her signature all-around brilliance. She averaged 26.0 points, 9.2 assists, and 5.0 rebounds per game, continuing to establish herself as one of the league’s most dominant and entertaining players. Clark has been at the center of the Fever’s resurgence this season, combining deep shooting range, elite playmaking, and improved leadership…

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Angel Reese says she’s ‘grateful’ for WNBA suspension, appreciates Sandy Brondello’s apology

Brandon King

Angel Reese says she’s ready to move forward following the WNBA’s decision to suspend Toronto Tempo head coach Sandy Brondello for one game without pay. Speaking after the league announced its discipline, Reese said she appreciated Brondello’s apology and was “grateful” that the WNBA addressed the situation. The suspension stemmed from comments Brondello made during Friday’s game against the Atlanta Dream. While arguing a call with officials, Brondello referred to Reese by saying, “Angel, she’s a protected species.” The remark drew criticism, and Brondello later issued a public apology, acknowledging…

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Caitlin Clark Fined $1,000 After Picking Up Sixth Technical Foul of the Season

Brandon King

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark has been fined $1,000 after being assessed her sixth technical foul of the 2026 WNBA season during Saturday’s matchup against the New York Liberty. The technical came after Clark voiced her frustration following a no-call on what she believed was an illegal screen. Officials assessed the technical as Clark continued to argue the play. Under WNBA rules, players are automatically fined after accumulating six technical fouls during the regular season. Clark now sits just two technical fouls away from an automatic one-game suspension, which is…

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