Hopkins, Minnesota native Paige Bueckers was the first overall pick by the Dallas Wings in this year’s WNBA draft. The Connecticut National Champion has played in 29 games this season, but none has been better than Wednesday night.

Aces star A’ja Wilson now trails only Diana Taurasi for this particular WNBA record after the team’s game against the Mystics.

The Dream, second in the WNBA, are having one of their most memorable regular seasons to date. With eight wins in its last ten games, Atlanta remains firmly in the playoff picture, and remains one of the league’s most balanced squads.

While the Indiana Fever have struggled to maintain their spot in the WNBA standings ever since star guard Caitlin Clark suffered a groin injury on July 15, thes

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Mitchell passed WNBA legend and former Indiana Fever forward DeWanna Bonner on the all-time list. In the loss to the Minnesota Lynx, Kelsey Mitchell posted 27 points and five assists. The Indiana Fever will have a chance for payback against the Lynx when they face Minnesota on Sunday in a two-game, head-to-head series.

Because she has never been to the WNBA Finals and is currently playing on the lowly Connecticut Sun (9-27), Tina Charles does not receive as much national attention as she deserves. The woman is an undeniable legend of the game just the same,

Paige Bueckers has done it again. The Dallas Wings star and No. 1 overall pick has put the WNBA on notice throughout her rookie season in the league. That continued on Wednesday night as Bueckers put together her most productive outing at the professional level so far, staking a claim to another piece of history in the process.

The WNBA fined Sophie Cunningham again after the Indiana Fever star criticized referees on her podcast for giving Dallas Wings' Paige Bueckers too many whistles.

Wilson’s legacy with South Carolina includes leading the Gamecocks to their first national championship in 2017. She also won the Naismith Player of the Year award in 2018, and remains the school’s all-time leading scorer. Her No. 22 jersey is retired, and a statue honoring her impact stands outside Colonial Life Arena.