The Atlanta Dream (15-10) will host the Golden State Valkyries (11-13) in a key WNBA clash Tuesday at 7:30 PM ET from Gateway Center Arena.

A wardrobe malfunction caused some unexpected chaos during a WNBA matchup between the Washington Mystics and Phoenix Mercury on Sunday.

Injuries and new matchups will determine Wednesday's showdown, nine months after New York beat Minnesota for the title.

They are lingering at the bottom of the playoff race, struggling to maintain an even record and battling for every win they do get. 3x MVP A’ja Wilson is playing phenomenally, of course, but their other offensive options can’t get into scoring rhythm, and their defense lacks effort most nights.

Ionescu earned the same title last week, becoming the first Eastern rep to earn multiple such honors this season. This is also the first time a single player has won back-to-back Player of the Week awards while repping the Liberty since August 2022, when Ionescu herself pulled off the feat amidst a playoff chase.

There are three WNBA contests on Tuesday's slate, including a Las Vegas Aces vs. Los Angeles Sparks showdown at 10 p.m. ET on NBA TV, as Cameron Brink makes her season debut for the Sparks after coming back from an ACL tear.

Los Angeles rides a win streak (and Cameron Brink's return) up the latest edition, and Golden State struggles.

Heading into Monday, Western Conference teams traveling east had a 19-42 this season, while East teams going west were 26-29.

Nastja Claessens is a Belgian forward with Olympic experience who will play for Kansas State this year. But the Washington Mystics drafted her in 2024, so how does that work?

Billionaire Marc Lasry is considering a bid to buy the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun, according to someone familiar with the talks who was granted anonymity because the details are private. In May, the owners of the Sun hired investment bank Allen & Company to explore the sale of the franchise.

Kelsey Mitchell Makes WNBA History Against Chicago Sky originally appeared on Athlon Sports. With Caitlin Clark out with a right groin injury, the Indiana Fever got a historic performance from other All-Star guard in a 93-78 win over the Chicago Sky.