
Will Wilson and the defending champion Aces move on? Or will Clark and the Fever pull off the road upset?
Reese has excelled in Atlanta after being traded by the Chicago Sky
Wilson received a tech for the confrontation in Game 2, but will be fully available for Game 3 Thursday night
Las Vegas kept its hopes of going back-to-back alive on Thursday night
The Fever and Lynx are both facing elimination on Tuesday night in the first round of the 2026 WNBA playoffs
The 2026 WNBA playoffs get underway on Sunday with four first-round series
CBS Sports' WNBA experts reveal their picks for Rookie of the Year, All-WNBA and more
France almost took down USA in the Paris Olympics, and will look to finish the job in Berlin
Clark and Reese's on-court success is showcasing how detached from reality the discourse surrounding them had become
Engelbert, WNBA commissioner since 2019, announced Friday that she is retiring at the end of the year
Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier, Breanna Stewart and the Americans are going for gold in Germany this month
Koval, a native of Ukraine, found out about LSU's decision to sign a Russian player after the transfer portal deadline passed
Li, China's leading scorer and rebounder at the 2024 Olympics, says her passport was lost in the mail
The Liberty have a chance to go into the FIBA break on a positive note when they host the Sky on Saturday on CBS and Paramount+
Ogwumike, 36, is one of the WNBA's all-time leading scorers and rebounders and has been the president of the players association for a decade
Lindsay Gibbs is the women's basketball lead at CBS Sports, where writes, edits and helps shape coverage of the the WNBA, NCAA women's basketball and beyond. She is also the founder of the women's sports newsletter, "Power Plays," and the co-host of the "Burn It All Down" podcast. Over the past 12 years, Gibbs has become a leading voice in the women's sports space; her work and commentary has appeared in Time Magazine, CNN, NPR and The Athletic, among others, and she was previously the sports reporter at ThinkProgress and co-host of Slate's "Hang Up and Listen." She graduated from NYU and currently lives in her native Greensboro, N.C., home of the legendary Bennett College Belles.