WNBA

As the Olympics break begins following the WNBA All-Star Game tonight, it has become clear who this year’s title contenders are. These teams have been the best in the league and are only separated by a few games. Each of them has the qualities of a championship squad. But there

Tariq’s WNBA favorite things  Chennedy Carter Redemption, Sky 16.4 points, 2.9 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 51% FG, 23% 3FG, 74% FT After being out of the league for a year, “Hollywood” Chennedy Carter has put the league on notice. Chicago Sky head coach Teresa Weatherspoon has been known for her mentorship,

Voting is complete and the stage is set. Team WNBA will face off against the USA Women’s National Team in the 2024 WNBA All-Star Game. WNBA All Stars Looking at the rosters, we’re in for a great matchup. One of the great things about this year’s game is the format.

Is this a make-or-break season for Sabrina Ionescu? Sabrina is possibly the most polarizing player in the league, and with that comes lofty expectations. Fair or unfair, there’s an abundance of pressure on her to reach another level of stardom on the court.  Ionescu is coming off back-to-back 17-point-per-game seasons;

Allisha Gray completely established herself as one of the best two-way players in the league last season with the Dream. Rhyne Howard put the league on notice even more than her rookie season that she is one of the future stars in this league. They have a real claim to

Determination is the word that comes to mind when I think about Karlie Samuelson. Consistency, and steady, are the words that come to mind when I think of Katie Lou Samuelson. Unfortunately, stability isn’t a word that Karlie or Katie Lou have been able to feel in their WNBA tenures,

Kelsey Plum’s and Jackie Young’s linear progression has been the kickstart of a potential dynasty. Yes, A’ja Wilson is arguably the best player in the league, Chelsea Gray is arguably the best point guard in the league, and the hiring of Becky Hammon was the final stamp that the franchise

It took a few seasons for Alanna Smith to finally get a consistent opportunity in the league. In her first three seasons of her career, she played with Phoenix, with her only season with a real role being in the Wubble. After playing just nine games in 2022 with the

MVPHEE, MVPHEE, MVPHEE!  Napheesa Collier is coming off her best WNBA season in her young career, averaging a career-high in points (21.5), and 8.5 rebounds. After the retirement of Sylvia Fowles, last season was the first of Phee’s WNBA career where she was the first option and the go-to leader