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Developing·Sep 2, 2026

2026 WNBA playoff race reaches its final stretch

Angel Reese sets the WNBA single-season double-doubles record with her 29th, leading the Atlanta Dream past the Minnesota Lynx.
Germany hosts the 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup from Sept. 4-13, as Team USA, led by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, pursues a fifth straight title.

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Reese Breaks WNBA Double-Double Record; Dream Top Lynx — 2dAngel Reese of the Atlanta Dream continued a historic run, setting the WNBA single-season double-doubles record with her 29th and extending her dominance as a rebounder, while guiding Atlanta to key wins over Minnesota and maintaining momentum for a playoff push. Her performances, including record-breaking rebounds and multiple double-doubles, solidified her place among the league’s top players this season.

Wings, Mystics Clinch WNBA Playoff Berths — Aug 24, 2026The Dallas Wings, after a remarkable turnaround from last season, clinched a playoff berth and sit in an 8th-place seeding position that could set up a first-round matchup with the top seed. The Washington Mystics secured their first playoff appearance since 2023 under coach Sydney Johnson, led by Shakira Austin’s 31 points and clutch performances, as the league moves toward seven of eight postseason spots being clinched.

Reese's Eighth Tech Could Be Rescinded; Suspension Pending — 4dAtlanta Dream forward Angel Reese drew her eighth technical foul of the season against the Portland Fire, triggering an automatic one-game suspension and a $1,500 fine under the WNBA’s updated penalties, with ongoing debate over whether the call will be rescinded. The looming suspension jeopardizes Atlanta’s playoff seeding and their critical matchup with the Minnesota Lynx as the team navigates late-season tension and schedule pressure.

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Aces' NaLyssa Smith to miss rest of season — 6dLas Vegas Aces forward NaLyssa Smith will miss the rest of the season with a left-leg injury suffered against the Toronto Tempo, a huge blow to a team already relying on her inside scoring and rebounding. The injury comes as the WNBA season pauses for the FIBA World Cup, giving the Aces a break to regroup and plan how to fill the frontcourt void ahead of the final stretch and playoffs.

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Naz Hillmon Fined $500 for Second Tech, WNBA Rules — Aug 23, 2026In recent WNBA action, Naz Hillmon was fined for her second technical foul of the season as Atlanta beat Los Angeles, while Alyssa Thomas delivered a historic triple-double and became the first player to reach 5,000 points, 3,000 rebounds and 2,000 assists—despite also accumulating a sixth tech and contributing to Phoenix’s playoff elimination. The week also featured Angel Reese’s career-high 31 points for Atlanta and A’ja Wilson’s near-triple-double for Las Vegas in a win that underscored a mix of standout performances and ongoing discipline-related fines across the league.

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Caitlin Clark Is Out For the Rest of The Season — Sep 7, 2025Caitlin Clark is officially out for the rest of the 2025 WNBA season. The Indiana Fever confirmed Thursday that Clark will not play in the team’s remaining regular-season games or any potential playoff matchups. This…

Storm, Fire clash in bid for playoffsSports — Aug 8, 2026The upcoming WNBA slate features Dallas Wings vs. Minnesota Lynx with Paige Bueckers carrying the Wings, while Seattle Storm and Portland Fire rebuild and compete as injuries and form shift expectations; multiple previews emphasize Seattle’s offensive challenges and Portland’s changing lineup ahead of Aug. 8–9 games, with broadcasts available on Fubo and Prime Video.