Tag: WNBA

Former NBA Player Enes Kanter Freedom Declares Himself a ‘WNBA Prospect’ in Viral Social Media Post

Brandon King

Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom is once again at the center of a social media firestorm after announcing that he is “officially declaring” himself a WNBA prospect. Freedom shared the statement on X, writing: “After careful consideration… I’m officially declaring myself a @WNBA prospect. If simply declaring it is enough, then I guess I’ll see you all at training camp.” The post quickly gained traction online, generating thousands of reactions and reigniting debate over transgender athlete participation in women’s sports. While Freedom did not directly reference a specific player…

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Chelsea Gray Makes WNBA History with Two Clutch Buzzer-Beaters in Aces’ Overtime Thriller

Brandon King

image via the Las Vegas Aces Chelsea Gray reminded the basketball world why she’s known as the “Point Gawd.” The Las Vegas Aces guard delivered one of the most remarkable clutch performances in WNBA history Thursday night, hitting a game-tying three-pointer at the end of regulation before drilling the game-winning three-pointer at the overtime buzzer to lift the Aces to an 86-84 victory over the Indiana Fever. In the process, Gray became the first player in WNBA history to record both a game-tying buzzer-beater to force overtime and a game-winning…

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Gabby Williams Says She Would Welcome a Trans Athlete in the WNBA

Brandon King

Gabby Williams has weighed in on one of the most debated issues in sports, saying she would support transgender women competing in the WNBA. The veteran WNBA forward said: “I would welcome a trans athlete on my team or against my team.” Williams’ comments come as conversations surrounding transgender participation in women’s sports continue across professional leagues, governing bodies, and legislatures. The issue has become a major point of discussion in recent months, with athletes from multiple sports expressing differing viewpoints. Some have argued that transgender women should be eligible…

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Betnijah Laney-Hamilton Waived by New York Liberty

Brandon King

The New York Liberty have officially waived veteran forward Betnijah Laney-Hamilton, the team announced Thursday, ending a successful run that included helping the franchise capture its first WNBA championship. Laney-Hamilton joined the Liberty ahead of the 2021 season and quickly established herself as one of the team’s most dependable two-way players. Her defensive versatility, perimeter shooting, and veteran leadership played a significant role in transforming New York into one of the WNBA’s elite franchises. After missing the entire 2025 season while recovering from a knee injury, Laney-Hamilton returned in 2026…

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Julie Tétart Says She’d Welcome WNBA Opportunity Amid Ongoing Debate Over Transgender Athlete Participation

Brandon King

Julie Tétart has made it clear that a move to the WNBA is something she would embrace if the opportunity ever presents itself. When asked whether she would consider playing in the WNBA, the French basketball standout responded simply: “If they contact me, I won’t say no.” While the comment was brief, it arrives at a time when transgender athlete participation has become one of the most discussed topics in women’s basketball. A Dominant Season in France Tétart is coming off an eye-catching campaign with Monaco Basket Association in France’s…

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Kelsey Mitchell, A’ja Wilson Earn WNBA Kia Player of the Month Honors

Brandon King

The WNBA has announced its Kia Players of the Month, recognizing two of the league’s most dominant performers during August. Indiana Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell captured Eastern Conference honors after averaging 27.2 points, 2.8 assists, and 1.2 steals per game. Mitchell continued to provide explosive scoring for the Fever, helping power one of the WNBA’s top offenses as the regular season enters its final stretch. In the Western Conference, A’ja Wilson added another accolade to her stellar campaign. The Las Vegas Aces superstar averaged 28.3 points, 10.6 rebounds, and 1.9…

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Caitlin Clark, A’ja Wilson Capture WNBA Week 10 Player of the Week Honors

Brandon King

The WNBA has announced its Week 10 Players of the Week, recognizing two of the league’s biggest stars for another stretch of elite play. Caitlin Clark earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors after averaging 25.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 9.0 assists. Clark once again showcased the all-around game that has made her one of the league’s premier guards, balancing efficient scoring with elite playmaking while helping lead the Indiana Fever during a strong week of competition. Out West, A’ja Wilson was named Western Conference Player of the Week…

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Kelsey Plum Traded to Phoenix Mercury in Blockbuster Deal Ahead of WNBA Trade Deadline

Brandon King

One of the biggest moves of the 2026 WNBA season is official. The Phoenix Mercury have acquired five-time WNBA All-Star Kelsey Plum from the Los Angeles Sparks in a blockbuster trade completed ahead of the league’s trade deadline, according to multiple reports. Trade Details Phoenix Mercury receive: Los Angeles Sparks receive: The move gives Phoenix another elite offensive weapon as the Mercury position themselves for a championship push during the second half of the season. Plum appeared in 12 games for the Sparks this season, averaging a career-high 23.9 points…

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A’ja Wilson Is Dominating the WNBA: MVP Continues Historic Four-Game Stretch for Las Vegas Aces

Brandon King

A’ja Wilson continues to remind the basketball world why she is widely considered one of the greatest players in the game today. The Las Vegas Aces superstar has been on an incredible run over her last four games, producing elite numbers on both ends of the floor while carrying the Aces during a critical stretch of the WNBA season. A’ja Wilson’s Last Four Games Wilson’s run began with a 26 point, 6 rebound performance in which she only missed 3 of her of her 14 field goal attempts in a…

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Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese Won’t Be Punished Over $400 Wager Video After WNBA Deletes Social Media Post

Brandon King

The WNBA will not discipline Dallas Wings rookie Paige Bueckers or Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese after the league deleted a social media video that appeared to show the two stars discussing a friendly $400 wager before Wednesday night’s matchup, according to Annie Costabile. The video, originally posted by the league’s official social media accounts, showed Bueckers and Reese seemingly agreeing to a $400 bet on the outcome of their game. The post was quickly removed after fans questioned whether it conflicted with the WNBA’s gambling policies. Despite the controversy,…

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