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Cheryl Reeve Sets WNBA Record With 380 Regular-Season Wins

The milestone highlights Reeve's sustained leadership in Minnesota, reinforcing her influence over the league's coaching legacy.

Chelsea Gray Joins Prime Video as WNBA Midseason Player Contributor

Becky Hammon Reaches 150 Wins as Las Vegas Aces Coach

Kelsey Plum Ties WNBA Record With Four Straight 25-Point Games to Open 2026

Sparks to Unveil Lisa Leslie Statue at Crypto.com Arena on Sept. 20

Tina Charles Retires From Basketball, Leaving WNBA With Records and Lasting Impact

Kara Braxton Dies at 43; Police Cite Single-Vehicle Crash on Atlanta’s I-285

Caitlin Clark Turns 24 as Connor McCaffery and the WNBA Share Public Tributes

Pacers Sports & Entertainment Names Tamika Catchings Ambassador

A’ja Wilson Caps Singular 2025 With Unprecedented Sweep of Top Honors and Aces Championship

Sylvia Fowles Joins Portland Fire as Assistant Coach for Inaugural Season

Jose Fernandez Introduced as Wings Coach, Puts Paige Bueckers at Center of Reset

Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Reveals Class of 2026 Led by Parker, Delle Donne and Reeve

Paige Bueckers’ Rookie Star Power Draws Dwyane Wade’s Praise, Lifts Wings’ Off-Court Reach

Chicago Sky Retire Candace Parker’s No. 3 in Halftime Ceremony

Sue Bird Becomes First WNBA Player Honored With Arena Statue in Seattle

Emma Meesseman to Debut as Liberty Waive Jaylyn Sherrod

Sparks Retire Candace Parker’s No. 3 as Sky Plans August Ceremony

Cooper Flagg Declares A’ja Wilson His Favorite and Places Caitlin Clark on WNBA Mount Rushmore

Chicago Sky to Raise Candace Parker’s No. 3 Jersey on August 25