The Washington Mystics needed a win and some help in Thursday’s regular-season finale to make the playoffs. Washington took care of business, rallying past the visiting Indiana Fever for a wild 92-91 win in front of 20,711 fans — the
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
Breanna Stewart collected team highs with 15 points and 10 rebounds as the New York Liberty clinched the league’s best record and top seed in the WNBA playoffs with an 87-71 victory over the host Washington Mystics on Tuesday night.
In Tuesday’s penultimate regular-season game for both teams, the Washington Mystics are trying to hang on to the final WNBA playoff spot as the visiting New York Liberty close in on the No. 1 seed. Washington (13-25) started the season
Atlanta’s Tina Charles poured in 20 points and Naz Hillmon hit a go-ahead basket in overtime as the Dream pulled out a 76-73 victory against the host Washington Mystics on Sunday afternoon in a game with significant playoff implications. Jordin
The head-to-head duel between the Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics, with the WNBA’s final vacant playoff spot still up for grabs, continues Saturday at Washington, D.C. When the teams played Friday night, Washington broke a tie in the standings between
Brittney Sykes’ 20 points led Washington over the Atlanta Dream 72-69 on Friday in College Park, Ga., moving the Mystics into a playoff position. The Mystics (13-24) moved into a tie for the eighth and final WNBA playoff position with
The Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics are two of three teams locked in a tight race for the final WNBA playoff spot. On Friday night in Atlanta, the Dream (12-24) and Mystics (12-24) meet for the first of two games
Rookie Aaliyah Edwards scored 15 points and Brittney Sykes contributed 12 of her 14 during a game-defining first quarter as the Washington Mystics won their fifth straight road game, demolishing the Chicago Sky 89-58 on Wednesday. Sykes scored six straight