Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird Announce Split After a Decade Relationship
Soccer star Megan Rapinoe and basketball star Sue Bird, both Olympic gold medalists, have split following a decade-long relationship.

Soccer star Megan Rapinoe and basketball star Sue Bird, both Olympic gold medalists, have split following a decade-long relationship.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham shared a video of her being re-baptized, explaining that while she had been baptized when she was younger, she felt “a tug” on her heart to do it on her own terms. In a video on

The public relations team for the WNBA’s Dallas Wings put the kibosh on a reporter when they asked #1 overall draft pick Azzi Fudd about her relationship with her girlfriend and now Wings teammate, Paige Bueckers.

WNBA star Brianna Turner is no fan of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) recently announced testing policies aimed at keeping men out of women’s sports, and she doesn’t want her name being used to exclude “trans women.”

WNBA stars Sophie Cunningham, Napheesa Collier have wowed fans with their stunning previews of their ‘Sports Illustrated’ swim suit photos.

If the Atlanta Dream wanted glitz and glamour along with a basketball player, they got it.

Angel Reese has developed a notoriety for – among other things – rebounding her own missed shots. A technique she has perfected to the point of developing the term, “mebounding.”
BC Mist power forward Breanna Stewart went political ahead of Sunday’s Unrivaled basketball game against the BC Vinyl.

Fans have expressed dismay online after Team USA women’s basketball left Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark off its training camp graphic.

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese became the first pro athlete to walk the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Wednesday in New York City.

Angel Reese has some time on her hands with her team long-since eliminated from the playoffs. So, how is she using that time? Well, she’s become a Victoria’s Secret runway model, of course!

WNBA star Napheesa Collier made the unusual choice of reading a prepared statement to the press after Sunday’s game ripping the league.

Angel Reese made headlines this week after making ‘detrimental’ comments toward her teammates and coach. Now, she’s going to have a little less time with her team.

Angel Reese is already unpopular with her teammates after publicly criticizing them, and now she’s on the outs with the league as well after backhanding an opponent Wednesday night.

Caitlin Clark has accumulated many accolades and titles in her career. And now, she can add another: Nike Signature Athlete.

ESPNt deleted a graphic it labeled the “Icons” of sports after being called out for adding a large number of little-known WNBA players to it.

An Ohio man who was arrested for throwing a dildo that struck a 12-year-old girl during a New York Liberty game earlier this month has been charged with two counts of assault.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is out for the rest of the season after suffering a knee injury on Sunday.

If you cover sports, you should know sports. It’s not exactly a high bar, but it is a fundamental requirement of all people who work in a specific field or trade. But knowing sports doesn’t appear to be a requirement at ESPN.

Making the playoffs without Caitlin Clark was already a tough assignment; now, the Fever may have to do it without another star player.

The mother of an ex-WNBA player was killed in sanctuary state Illinois in a head-on car collision caused by an illegal alien.

Despite enhanced security efforts and at least two recent arrests, yet more dildos were flung onto the court during a WNBA game Thursday night.

A cryptocurrency group has claimed responsibility for the legions of green dildos that have been thrown onto the court at various WNBA games.
Stephen A. Smith wants you to know that President Trump could use the abusive behavior directed at Caitlin Clark by WNBA players as an excuse to criticize the league, and he is monitoring the situation.

With the dildo prank still occurring on courts across the WNBA, The Athletic has jumped into the controversy to blame “misogyny” and to accuse men of “denigrating women.”

The Indiana Fever are used to being the hottest team in the WNBA, as they currently are. However, this year, there’s a major difference: They’re doing it without Caitlin Clark.

Fever star Sophie Cunningham is now lamenting her prophetic social media post of last week, after she was hit in the ankle by a flying dildo Tuesday night.

The Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham’s social media post from last week turned oddly prophetic Tuesday night as the star guard was struck by a flying dildo, the third such occurrence in just over a week.

Another night, and another green sex toy has been tossed upon the floor of a WNBA court.

Atlanta Dream center Brittney Griner was ejected from her team’s game against the Dallas Wings on Wednesday night after she bumped an official while arguing a call.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is taking aim at “dumb as f*ck” haters who claim her teammate Caitlin Clark is not the face of the WNBA.

Getting mentioned on broadcasts in other sports is usually a good sign for any sports league. But I’m not sure the WNBA is going to love the context in which Angel Reese got airtime during Tuesday night’s Phillies game.

A prankster threw what turned out to be a green dildo onto the court during the matchup between Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries.

Michael Lewis, the man charged with stalking WNBA star Caitlin Clark, received a sentence of 2.5 years in prison on Monday.

A player lost her wig, and a fan lost their seat after a player’s hairpiece unexpectedly fell off during a WNBA game on Sunday.

Caitlin Clark turned down a $5 million deal from Ice Cube’s BIG3 basketball production. However, if anyone thinks Clark’s decision to turn down that offer would turn into Angel Reese’s big payday, they can forget it.

The WNBA’s Angel Reese may be the league’s star player, but her dirty style of play has her sitting only one more foul away from a suspension

It’s news that will shock no one: but last weekend’s WNBA All-Star Game, which did not include Caitlin Clark, was a dismal ratings failure.

Chicago Sky All-Star Angel Reese claims that she has been the victim of “cyberbullying” since she zoomed to national prominence.

WNBA players turned their All-Star Game into a public negotiation event on Saturday night by wearing T-shirts that said, “Pay us what you owe us,” to the game.
