The Connecticut Sun will look to rebound after losing to the Indiana Fever for the first time in the regular season in three years when they play at the Washington Mystics on Saturday. The Sun (22-8) suffered the 84-80 upset
Stefanie Dolson scored 17 points and the Washington Mystics converted late in the game for another road conquest, defeating the Chicago Sky 74-70 on Wednesday night. Ariel Atkins poured in 15 points for the Mystics (9-22), who successfully followed their
Chicago Sky leading scorer Chennedy Carter will miss Wednesday night’s game against the Washington Mystics after entering health and safety protocols. The Sky tested their players for COVID after several fell ill, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon
The Washington Mystics and Chicago Sky have dealt with their fair share of anguish this season. One of these teams will receive a reward when they meet Wednesday night in Chicago. Both teams are coming off two-point results. For the
Brittney Sykes scored 20 points, the final two coming on a pair of game-winning free throws, as the Washington Mystics scored consecutive wins for the first time since June with their 74-72 defeat of the host Seattle Storm on Monday.
The Washington Mystics aim to mount a late playoff push on Monday when they visit the Seattle Storm. Washington (7-22) enter Monday four games behind the Chicago Sky for the league’s final playoff spot. Four of the Mystics’ next five
Brittney Sykes scored 28 points as the Washington Mystics defeated the visiting Los Angeles Sparks 80-74 to end a five-game losing streak. Sykes, who missed 12 games with a sprained left foot and didn’t return until after the Olympics break,
The Washington Mystics and Los Angeles Sparks could hardly be much more similar heading into their matchup Friday evening in Washington, D.C. Unfortunately, what the teams share isn’t pretty. Each is 6-22 with 12 games left, each is hoping to
Nneka Ogwumike scored 24 points and Ezi Magbegor had a double-double as the visiting Seattle Storm topped the Washington Mystics 83-77 on Tuesday. Magbegor bundled 13 points and 14 rebounds for Seattle, which led 44-30 at halftime before allowing Washington