During a recent appearance on the "A Touch More" podcast, hosted by WNBA legend Sue Bird and USWNT star Megan Rapinoe, Collier boldly stated she's growing concerned with the troubling new trend she's noticed where WNBA fans have been lashing out at players with aggressive and hateful comments.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said people who don't think her teammate Caitlin Clark is 'the face of' the WNBA are 'dumb as f---' during a podcast on Wednesday, July 30.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham already ranks among the most popular players in the WNBA. But she had a clear message about who she thinks the "face of the league" is. To no surprise, Cunningham believes it's her teammate Caitlin Clark.

Three players the Fever need to target to add to their roster with the 2025 WNBA trade deadline quickly approaching

In the team's 107-101 win over the Phoenix Mercury July 30, Bibby scored 10 points in 13 minutes off the bench.

Former WNBA star and current TNT Sports analyst/commentator Candace Parker believes WNBA players should have given a greater effort in the All-Star Game, especially after they wore "Pay Us What You Owe Us" shirts amid their ongoing negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement (h/t <a href=" West of The Athletic).

The WNBA made waves during All-Star Weekend when the players took the floor ahead of the July 19 game wearing shirts that read, "Pay Us What You Owe Us." It was a loud message sent to the league in reference to the ongoing collective bargaining agreement negotiations.

"Y'all cannot come out there with those shirts of 'Pay Us What You Owe Us,' and then do that in the All-Star Game," Parker said.

The Dallas Wings and Atlanta Dream played a thrilling basketball game on Wednesday night, as Naz Hillmon hit a three in the final seconds to lift the Dream to an 88-85 win. The Wings erased an eight-point lead by the Dream, even taking a lead with about two minutes remaining, but the Dream emerged victorious.

In Wednesday's 88-85 loss to the Atlanta Dream, Bueckers put forth another strong performance, only strengthening her case for Rookie of the Year. The UConn alum logged a game-high 21 points, seven assists,

Paige Bueckers passed Sue Bird for the second-most 15-point, 5-assist games by a rookie in WNBA history, trailing only Caitlin Clark