Women's Basketball-DAILY- Morning Edition 2024

WNBA semifinals feature marquee players, a finals rematch and teams looking for first titles | The Seattle Times

Star power, a quest for a three-peat and two franchises looking for their first championships highlight the WNBA semifinals that begin Sunday.

She’s the superstar nobody talks about on the WNBA’s dark-horse contender | | phillytrib.com

3 Indiana Fever who definitely won't be back, 3 who shouldn't return

The Indiana Fever should be building their roster around Caitlin Clark, and these players may have played their final game for the franchise.

Las Vegas Aces prep for WNBA Finals rematch with New York Liberty | Aces | Sports

The Aces held an intense final practice in Las Vegas before traveling for their WNBA Finals rematch with the New York Liberty.

The Liberty Need This Do-It-All Version Of Sabrina Ionescu | Defector

Sabrina Ionescu wouldn’t be the first person who graduated college and moved to New York with quickly thwarted dreams of instant stardom. Nor would she be the first person who had to then spend her early 20s cycling through a few versions of herself before finding one she liked. What a treat that she’s arrived at this version this season, faster and stronger—a little bit new and a lot improved.

Christine Brennan ripped by WNBA union over playoff coverage

USA Today's Christine Brennan was called out by the WNBPA over her questioning of Dijonai Carrington over a collision with Caitlin Clark.

Superwoman Napheesa Collier Can Deliver Minnesota Lynx WNBA Championship | Deadspin.com

Napheesa Collier powered the Minnesota Lynx into the WNBA semi finals, and only a few rounds stand between a title.

Clark's season finale among best-ever WNBA audiences - Sports Media Watch

WNBA: Los Angeles Sparks hit a new low in 2024 season - Swish Appeal

With a franchise low in wins, rookie phenom Cameron Brink tearing her ACL and head coach Curt Miller being let go, not much went right for the Sparks in 2024.

How the Golden State Valkyries are establishing their brand ahead of a WNBA debut

The expansion team, set to officially join the league next year, has already broken season ticket sales records and is making a name for itself in the Bay Area and beyond.