WATCH: Ex-NBA Star Enes Kanter Freedom Officially Declares for WNBA Draft
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has now filed the paperwork to declare his intention to become a prospect for the 2027 WNBA Draft.

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has now filed the paperwork to declare his intention to become a prospect for the 2027 WNBA Draft.

Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith called for the firing of Fever coach Stephanie White after she defended DiJonai Carrington.

Several WNBA journalists have been defending DiJonai Carrington after her Flagrant 2 foul against Sophie Cunningham.
Sports Illustrated is under fire for pushing out a headline insisting that WNBA star Sophie Cunningham deserved to be bashed in the face

A flagrant clothesline foul on fearless WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham on Saturday even got the attention of Florida’s top law enforcement official after a racial response was posted by the player who was thrown out of the game for the offense.

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said Friday that the league will continue discussing transgender athlete participation in women’s basketball at a task force meeting next week, declining to take a position as two former NBA players declared for the WNBA draft saying they identify as women.

Former NBA player Royce White announced that he would be declaring for the WNBA Draft in 2027, stating that he is “transgender.”

Valkyries forward Gabby Williams is taking heat for saying she welcomes men who identify as women playing in the WNBA

Former NBA star Enes Kanter declared himself an official “WNBA prospect” on Friday in response to the growing discussion about transgender players in the women’s pro basketball league.

Angel Reese took a lot of razzing Wednesday for her tour de farce performance in the Dream’s game against the Phoenix Mercury

when Caitlin Clark, the nation’s most popular and visible female athlete, had the chance to inspire thousands of girls and women to take a stand by simply stating the facts, she hid behind her political correctness, her endorsements, and ultimately, her cowardice.

WNBA star Angel Reese contradicted history, and possibly herself, while claiming she didn’t have dolls that looked like her growing up.

French transgender basketball player Julie Tétart said the WNBA has never reached out despite a dominant season in France’s second-tier women’s league.

WNBA coach Cheryl Reeve, who wore a shirt with the message “Trans Kids Belong,” previously called to protect women coaching jobs.

Clay Travis has floated the idea of raising the first all-trans WNBA team and says such an organization would be the “most inclusive” team.

On Monday, OutKick Founder Clay Travis announced that he is upping the ante and offering a $10 million wager to the WNBA: Your champion team vs. a boys’ high school state championship team.

Yet another WNBA coach has now spoken out to support “inclusivity” and agreed that men should be allowed to play in women’s sports

Cheryl Reeve, head coach for the Minnesota Lynx, wore a shirt emblazoned with the message “Trans Kids Belong.”

Last week, Fever guard Sophie Cunningham used her platform to defend women’s sports from the infiltration of men claiming to be women. This week, Caitlin Clark was given a chance to do the same thing and passed.

There are many submissions in the contest for the worst sports call of all time, but the debate-stopper is here, and we have video evidence.

The radical pro transgender left came out in force to hurl insults, threats, and physical assault at the folks supporting women’s sports

Three WNBA coaches have announced their support for allowing men who claim to be women playing in women’s sports over the last few days.

The marriage between WNBA star Brittney Griner and her wife Cherelle will soon come to an end.

The WNBA responded to backlash regarding a social media post that featured a video of Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese and Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers betting on an upcoming game.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham said Wednesday that a Seattle Storm co-owner’s treatment of two teenage fans who supported her was “truly embarrassing” and showed “the type of leader she is.” Cunningham posted on X after reports that Storm co-owner

The WNBA posted a video of players Angel Reese and Paige Buecker betting on which team would win the All-Star game

The WNBA has banned Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton for five home games and fined the team after Keaton was caught cursing at several young female Sophie Cunningham fans on Tuesday. The league has taken action against Keaton and the

The Seattle Storm have issued an apology to two teenage girls who were verbally and profanely harassed and cursed by the team’s co-owner, Celeste Keaton.
A pair of teenage girls who brought a sign thanking Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham for defending women’s sports to Tuesday night’s game in Seattle were reportedly scolded and brought to tears by the Co-Owner of the Seattle Storm, Celeste Keaton.

Seattle Stefanie Dolson attempted to gain some free publicity on Tuesday by wearing a t-shirt attacking Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham

When it comes to saying what needs to be said, WNBA star Sophie Cunningham is doing just that in a way that Senate Democrats won’t.

ESPN commentator Monica McNutt criticized WNBA star Caitlin Clark for daring to speak out about the constant physical abuse she suffers

The WNBA refused to wear the patriotic “USA 250” patches during its All-Star game on Saturday, becoming the only pro sport to reject them.

Former President Barack Obama caught up with Caitlin Clark in Chicago this weekend as the third-year phenom prepared to partake in this year’s WNBA All-Star Game.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham’s signature pink basketball shoes have sold out at Adidas online despite the attacks by radical left-wingers.

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith defended WNBA star Sophie Cunningham after she said men do not belong in women’s sports.

USA Today columnist Nancy Armour has issued a weak apology for her Thursday article in which she called WNBA star Caitlin Clark a danger.
USA Today’s far-left “sports” columnist Nancy Armour jumped into her column this week to allege that Caitlin Clark is a danger to queer, black women in the WNBA because she enables “white nationalists” to “lynch” blacks.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will be featured on the cover of NBA 2K27 deluxe edition, albeit with a strange image.

WNBA star Sophie Cunningham has defended her stance on keeping biological men out of women’s sports and is making no apologies.
