@WBBDaily Morning Edition August 4th 2025

WNBA

Sun president says sale not done, team to play in Connecticut in '26 - ESPN

Sun president Jennifer Rizzotti said the team plans to play at Mohegan Sun Arena in 2026 after a deal was reached for a Boston-based group to buy the franchise and relocate it in '27.

WNBA players call out officiating, but league trusts its process - Los Angeles Times

As WNBA players and coaches speak out against officiating they view as inconsistent and dangerous, league officiating leaders defend their system.

How the Indiana Fever have stayed afloat without Caitlin Clark - SBNation.com

The Fever star is sidelined with injury, but her teammates have figured out what they need to do to win while she is out.

WNBA’s Connecticut Sun sold to Celtics minority owner, could move to Boston

Pagliuca will pay a record $325 million for the team, according to sources, plus another $100 million for a Boston practice facility. The league still must approve the sale.

Connecticut Sun will reportedly be sold for $325M and could relocate to Boston by 2027

Steve Pagliuca will reportedly spend $100M for a Boston-based practice facility and for the team to move.

How the New York Liberty Became the Hottest Ticket in Town

Once banished to the suburbs, the Liberty now host packed games with one of the most star-studded courtside rows in all of sports.

Aces are staring at a trade deadline dilemma that has no perfect solution

With the trade deadline fast approaching, the Las Vegas Aces have a serious problem to solve before they can strengthen their roster.

Lynx have one last chance to secure major playoff advantage

The Lynx are firmly established as the best team in the league. Nevertheless, the organization could choose to further bolster the roster.

Liberty are suddenly staring at a lineup dilemma they didn’t have two days ago

The Liberty have been hit by injuries, which creates a lineup dilemma Sandy Brondello must solve.

NCAA WBB

Stanford's Nunu Agara Makes ESPN's List of Breakout Candidates

Stanford's Nunu Agara burst onto the scene last season as the best player on the court for the Cardinal. This season, she's going to take her game to another le