The 2024 WNBA season is off and running for one of the most anticipated rookie classes in league history. With the WNBA at a tipping point, all eyes are on Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark, the No. 1 pick in April’s draft and the NCAA Division I all-time leading scorer.

The Seattle Storm will not have forward Nneka Ogwumike for Sunday’s road game against the Washington Mystics because of an ankle injury, the team announced. Ogwumike, who was signed in the offseason after spending 12 years with the Los Angeles Sparks, averaged 22 points with 10 rebounds over her first

Each day, our team of fantasy and betting experts will break down every game on the WNBA slate, making note of everything from injuries and lineup changes to recent trends and more. Here’s what to look for tonight: The WNBA season continues with a four-game slate on Saturday, featuring two

Former WNBA No.1 draft pick Lauren Jackson has called for patience as ‘future GOAT’ Caitlin Clark adjusts to the brutal, physical nature of the league. College sensation Clark made her much-awaited debut for Indiana Fever this week and despite top scoring with 20 points (going 4/11 from the three) attracted

Caitlin Clark’s debut for the Indiana Fever drew 2.1 million viewers across all platforms on Tuesday night, making it the most-watched WNBA game on ESPN. Viewership peaked at 2.3 million viewers for the game between the Fever and Connecticut Sun. The Sun prevailed 92-71. The game was the most-watched WNBA