Angel Reese's move to the Atlanta Dream will give her the opportunity to prove once and for all just how talented she really is.
The Indiana Fever extended a core qualifying offer to Kelsey Mitchell Tuesday, which shows they're prioritizing their longtime star.
The Chicago Sky were seemingly always going to lose Angel Reese, and this week's trade just solidified the inevitable.
Almost every player not on a rookie contract will hit free agency this offseason
Angel Reese is heading to Atlanta, and pretty much everyone except the Sky is a winner in the deal
Sabrina Ionescu also said Wednesday that she will return to New York
We take a look at each team's options with their core designation, and who might use the WNBA's "franchise tag" to help retain an important free agent
WNBA free agency began Monday. Here's what you need to know as the Storm head into what’s expected to be a fast and furious period of player movement…
Angel Reese has joined the Atlanta Dream for the 2026 season, a surprise move that rocked WNBA fans Monday morning.
WNBA fans can't believe that the Chicago Sky let Angel Reese go to the Dream for that price.
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark will finally both play for competitive teams.
After Angel Reese lamented the Chicago Sky's losses last season, the team traded her to the Atlanta Dream for a pair of first-round draft picks.
With Angel Reese officially heading to the Atlanta Dream, the Chicago Sky has sent a clear message about the future direction of their franchise.
The Sky traded Angel Reese, the No. 7 pick in 2024, after two All-Star seasons in Chicago
The Bruins did the “conference of champions” proud, no matter what the record books say
Angel Reese is headed to Atlanta in a blockbuster trade. And the Dream already look like the clear winners of the trade.
WNBA free agency will officially begin on Monday, though players won't be able to sign contracts until April 11
UCLA and South Carolina, who met for the college title on Sunday, are projected to have eight players go in the first round
A'ja Wilson made it clear she has no intentions of leaving Las Vegas this season, a stance that many team stars appear to be adopting.
The WNBA Draft will take place on April 13, and there are many reasons to believe Azzi Fudd will be drafted as the No. 1 overall pick.