Staley is no stranger to the WNBA, being a six-time all-star during stints with the Charlotte Sting and Houston Comets. She went on to win three national championships with the Gamecocks since ...

Staley’s WNBA career began back in 1999 when she was drafted by the Charlotte Sting as the ninth overall pick. Her coaching career launched in 2000 at Temple while still an active player.

The first “WNBA Tip Off” show will be this Saturday, June 7 at 7:30 p.m. before the Indiana Fever take on the Chicago Sky. CBS touted the game itself as the first WNBA regular season game to ...

In recognition of that scarcity value, and of future league-wide growth, Forbes pegs the Sun at $200 million this year in its first-ever ranking of the WNBA’s most valuable teams. The Atlanta ...

After USC, Gortman was selected by Charlotte Sting with the ninth pick in the first round of the 2002 WNBA Draft and was traded to Minnesota later on draft night. She became the first ever South ...

The Seattle Storm are the subject of another WNBA complaint, the second within the last year. Weeks later, in December 2024, the Storm announced that a third-party investigation team did not find ...

Last year, the WNBA announced a new 11-year media rights package, worth an average of $200 million a year, with Disney, NBC and Amazon. Like the Scripps/ION deal that was announced Friday, the new ...

The WNBA all-star will look to lead the Minnesota Lynx to another victory, set to face the Dallas Wings on Sunday at 4 p.m. ET. Major Dawn Staley Announcement Made on Wednesday Read More ...

Reese tops the list of WNBA players with the most followers on the social media platform, Instagram. She is followed by a whopping 4.9 people, which is an incredible 1.7 million more than Clark in ...

The recent WNBA news shows the league's announcement following an Atlanta Dream star's historic night against the Chicago Sky. Find out more about what the WNBA announced.

Sting brought his 3.0 Tour to Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, where he sang "Roxanne," "Fields of Gold," "Every Breath you Take" and more hits.

U.S. Sen. Jim Banks R-Ind., criticized the WNBA and Indiana Fever for not apologizing to fans after an investigation could not substantiate accusations of racial comments made toward Angel Reese.