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Indiana Fever Pick Up Caitlin Clark’s Fourth-Year Option, Keeping Her Through 2027

The decision positions Clark to use the new EPIC rule for a 2027 max renegotiation with a three-year extension next offseason.

Aces Lean Into Speed as Chennedy Carter Shines in Preseason Debut

Natasha Cloud Still Unsigned as Liberty GM Backs Her and Reports Dispute Blackball Claims

Lynx Say Napheesa Collier Likely Out Until Early June After Ankle Surgery

Aliyah Boston Signs WNBA-Record $6.3 Million Extension With Fever

Liberty Lock In Stewart, Ionescu and Jones, Add Sabally on Fully Guaranteed Two-Year Deal

A’ja Wilson Re‑Signs With Aces on Reported $5 Million Supermax as New CBA Lifts WNBA Pay

A’ja Wilson Re-Signs With Aces on Reported $5 Million Supermax, a WNBA Record

New WNBA CBA Turbocharges Pay as Caitlin Clark’s 2026 Salary Nears $528,000

A'ja Wilson Commits to Aces, Will Not Test Free Agency

Stewart, Ionescu Commit to Return to Liberty Ahead of Free Agency

New WNBA CBA Puts Liberty’s Big Three in a Cap Crunch

WNBA, Union Reveal 7-Year CBA: $7 Million Cap, $1.4 Million Max, Revenue Sharing

WNBA’s Latest CBA Counter Adds 2026 Housing, Leaves Revenue Split and Cap Unchanged

Brionna Jones to Undergo U.S. Surgery After Meniscus Tear With USK Praha

WNBA, Union Remain Far Apart as League Projects $700 Million Losses Under Players’ Plan

Angel Reese Says She’ll Return to the Chicago Sky in 2026

WNBA Pitches $1.1 Million Max and Revenue Sharing in Latest CBA Offer as Nov. 30 Deadline Nears

Storm Name Sonia Raman Head Coach, First of Indian Origin in WNBA

Sophie Cunningham Says Caitlin Clark Holds Rare Control Over Fever's System