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Las Vegas Aces superstar A’ja Wilson sounded off in frustration at the end of the first quarter of their matchup against the Chicago Sky. Las Vegas Aces superstar and projected MVP A’ja Wilson didn’t mince words after being interviewed at the end of the first quarter during their matchup against the Chicago Sky. The defending champions haven’t looked great by any means since returning from the Olympic hiatus, losing three out of their last four, and if they want to go back-to-back, things need to change, and Wilson seems to realize that as well.  At the end of the first quarter, Wilson was quick…

Angel Reese stuffed the stat sheet yet again on Sunday as the Chicago Sky suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Las Vegas Aces, 77-75. Despite a monster 11-point, 22-rebound double-double from Reese, the Sky still fell short against the two-time defending champions as Chicago logged their third straight defeat.  It was MVP frontrunner A’ja Wilson who emerged as the hero in this one thanks to her last-second shot to end the game. With the score tied at 75-75 and just 1.1 seconds remaining on the clock, Wilson made sure that this contest would not require an overtime period.  For her part, Reese did all she could…

The Seattle Storm are looking to make it back-to-back wins against the Washington Mystics when they battle on the court again on Monday for the second time in one week.  The Storm came out on top of their last meeting in Washington on August 20, 83-77, and Seattle will want to secure another win now that they’re playing at home.  On Sunday evening, the Storm released their official injury report for the upcoming contest, which contained the status of only one player. Rookie Nika Muhl has been ruled out of the game due to personal reasons, but the details of the same…

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are going head-to-head against one of the best teams in the WNBA on Saturday. They’re facing the Minnesota Lynx in the Target Center, looking to extend their win streak to three games.  During their matchup against Minnesota, Clark caused tremendous buzz on social media after she displayed her ball-handling skills.  In an offensive play in the first half of the game, Clark was being defended by Courtney Williams when she made the Lynx veteran touch the floor. Clark had a snatchback dribble that turned into a hesitation shot attempt, and Williams bit on the hesitation.  The WNBA veteran was…

On Saturday night, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever traveled west to face Napheesa Collier and the Minnesota Lynx. The Fever stole the first game of the season series back in July, but the absence of Collier played a big part. During the second matchup, Clark, once again, made WNBA history. She did this in front of her favorite player, Maya Moore, who had her Lynx jersey retired during the game. With 1:33 left in the first quarter, the former Iowa Hawkeyes star scored her fourth point of the game on a mid-range jumper. In doing so, she reached 500 points on the season and became…

Chicago Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon knows very well what’s to blame for their narrow loss to the Connecticut Sun: defense … or the lack thereof. The Sky suffered a second straight loss on Friday, August 23, after bowing to the Sun, 82-80. Chicago led by as many as seven points in the first quarter, but the team wasn’t able to sustain that as Connecticut kept firing shots. Former Sky player Marina Mabrey, whom Chicago traded to Connecticut last July before the Olympic break, led the way for the Sun with 24 points on 9-of-13 shooting. She was 5-of-7 from deep overall, with the…

Fans have had it with this Indiana Fever starter. The Indiana Fever’s winning streak came to abrupt end with their 90-80 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on August 24. While Fever head coach Christie Sides started the same lineup that defeated the Phoenix Mercury and Seattle Storm following the Olympic break, turnovers were a problem while Lynx star Napheesa Collier went off with 31 points.  Clark finished the night with a team-high 23 points, 8 assists, and 5 rebounds. Kelsey Mitchell put 21 points while Aliyah Boston scored 10 points with 15 rebounds. However, NaLyssa Smith scored a total of 2 points while Fever forward Katie Lou…

On Saturday, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever suffered their first loss following the Olympic break after a 90-80 defeat against the Minnesota Lynx. The Fever and Lynx have now won a game apiece in their season series. Despite another solid performance, some fans think the former Iowa star was treated unfairly by the referees throughout the contest. Three controversial calls were identified during the game that had fans up in arms. The first instance fans noticed came with just under four minutes remaining in the second quarter. Clark was called for an offensive foul after shoving Lynx guard Kayla McBride to the ground.…

The Indiana Fever suffered a brutal loss to the Minnesota Lynx on the road Saturday. While Minnesota has been known to court some of the best talent in the WNBA, fans believe the real reason for the Fever’s loss stems from one of Christie Sides’ decisions.   Indiana’s head coach decided not to start talented guard Lexie Hull despite her recent success in the lineup. She’s proven to be one of the Fever’s best spot-up shooters and has played extremely well next to Caitlin Clark.  Hull played the most minutes by a large margin off the bench. She had 26 minutes of game action, logging in…

The Indiana Fever fell to the Minnesota Lynx with an 80-90 final score on Saturday night. While the Fever weren’t able to string together their third consecutive win, the Indiana faithful who made the trip to Minnesota were loud and proud for their team. After the game, a reporter pointed out the fact that it was sometimes hard to tell which team had the home-court advantage. Fever All-Star Kelsey Mitchell didn’t hesitate to give rookie sensation Caitlin Clark all the credit for this visiting fan support. “All our girl C squared,” Mitchell replied. “… I think Caitlin specifically is a household name. She’s going…