Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese is expanding her offensive skillset at Unrivaled with two women's basketball icons.

During TNT Sports' broadcast of Unrivaled, commentator Lisa Leslie could have let slip that Jewell Loyd's time with the ...

Lisa Leslie, one of the analysts for the broadcast on TNT and TruTV, was there at the beginning of the WNBA. Now, she's here for the launch of this league. “It’s unrivaled and unmatched for ...

Sabrina Ionescu and Kayla McBride’s Unrivaled debuts Saturday were the first time they played a competitive basketball game since the WNBA Finals. It has been almost three months since the ...

Ever since the buzzer sounded on October's thrilling WNBA Finals, anticipation has been building about what 2025 might have in store. With free agency under way, we're about to find out.

MIAMI — Several WNBA front office executives descended upon South Florida this past weekend for the tipoff of Unrivaled. Some may have had alternative motives by making the trip beyond ...

Fans of the WNBA have expressed disappointment over the league's failure to leverage a high-profile moment involving rookie sensation Caitlin Clark. The Indiana Fever star joined Taylor Swift to ...

The 2025 WNBA Free Agency period is already rocking and rolling. On January 11, teams make qualifying offers to players and give others a core designation. On January 21, teams begin negotiating ...

Unrivaled, co-founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, tips off on Friday night on TNT, and will feature 36 WNBA stars, including Angel Reese, Arike Ogunbowale, and others. Each of the ...

Canada was in the house for Unrivaled's opening night with rising WNBA star Aaliyah Edwards linking up with NBA legend Steve Nash. It was a party in Miami on Friday night, with the revolutionary ...

The siblings are just one of two brother-sister duos (Amir and Nia Coffey) that play in the NBA and WNBA. The two are also the second pair of siblings (Anthony and Candace Parker) to have been ...

In 2008, Lisa Leslie became only the second basketball player ever to win four Olympic gold medals, after Teresa Edwards. A 1.96 m-tall (6’5”) center, was the first player to dunk in the WNBA (Women’s ...