Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta plans to submit a bid to bring a WNBA expansion team back to Houston, the Houston Chronicle reported Thursday. The bid includes using the branding of the Houston Comets, one of the WNBA’s original eight teams
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Year 1 of the Clark & Reese Show has been unlike anything the WNBA has ever seen. Sure, this season’s final chapter is still unscripted with the playoffs set to start Sunday. But the rookie seasons and
The Seattle Storm and Phoenix Mercury are locked into their playoff positions, so they’ll use the regular-season finale as a postseason tune-up when they meet Thursday in Phoenix. The Storm (24-15) have secured the No. 5 seed in the playoffs
A’ja Wilson puts the finishing touches on perhaps the top individual regular season in WNBA history when the Las Vegas Aces host the Dallas Wings on Thursday night. Wilson became the first WNBA player to top 1,000 points (1,021) in
The Minnesota Lynx will put their seven-game winning streak on the line Thursday, but not much else when they meet the Los Angeles Sparks in the final regular-season game for both teams in Minneapolis. The Lynx (30-9) are locked into
Tina Charles, the all-time scoring leader for the New York Liberty, is on the verge of becoming the WNBA’s all-time leader in double-doubles. Five years after her final game for the Liberty, Charles attempts to reach the milestone and help
Win, wait and hope. That’s all the Washington Mystics can do as their bid to make the playoffs comes down to Thursday’s regular-season finale against the visiting Indiana Fever. Washington (13-26) is one of three teams battling for the eighth
Everything is at stake for the Chicago Sky when they meet the Connecticut Sun on Thursday in the regular-season finale for both teams in Uncasville, Conn. The Sun (27-12) have clinched one of the top four playoff spots, but the
The WNBA on Wednesday announced it has awarded Portland as the league’s 15th franchise. The move comes less than 11 months after WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert wrote a letter to U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), saying that Portland’s bid for