On Friday, Ball is Life's Sara Jane Gamelli reported that Reese has announced her intention to stay with the Sky for the next WNBA season. "I'm planning on returning to the Sky in year 3," Reese said (h/t Ball is Life's Aya Abdeen).

Gordana Grubin started her career with the Los Angeles Sparks, but she joined the Phoenix Mercury a few years later.

Napheesa Collier told reporters Tuesday she avoided surgery this offseason after suffering a Grade 2 tear in her ankle and shin muscles during the 2025 WNBA playoffs but is still working to get back to 100 percent.

WNBA two-time All-Star Angel Reese emphasized the importance of brand-building during the off-season following previous pay disputes, while remaining dedicated with the Chicago Sky

Angel Reese is taking part in training camp with USA Basketball this weekend, and during her media session on Friday she stated that she will remain with the Chicago Sky despite a tumultuous end to the 2025 WNBA season.

The WNBA season is over and the league moves into the offseason. Teams rebuild and players rest. Training, trades and free agency will shape next year. Angel Reese delivered another strong season for the Chicago Sky.

Hall of Famer Sylvia Fowles is joining the coaching staff for one of the WNBA's newest teams. Per ESPN's Kendra Andrews, Fowles has been named an assistant coach for the Portland Fire ahead of their inaugural season.

There's a case to be made that Las Vegas Aces star forward A'ja Wilson is already the greatest women's basketball player of all time, despite the fact that she'

Expansion in the WNBA is often discussed in transactional terms: Who is available, who can be selected, and how competitive a new team might be in its first season. But expansion is not simply a roster-building exercise.

Hey WNBA fans! The 2025 season was a historic battle for the boards. We’re ranking the top 5 rebounding leaders, from A’ja Wilson’s dominance to Angel Reese’s record-shattering pace and rookie Kiki Iriafen’s breakout year.