Anti-trans commentator Riley Gaines claims the WNBA denied her press credentials after spewing hate against Brittney Griner.

Former NCAA swimmer and OutKick contributor Riley Gaines criticized the WNBA after media credential requests for key games ...

Social media reaction to the Phoenix Suns' hire of Jordan Ott as head coach included questions about Ott's Michigan State ...

showcasing crucial matchups and storylines,” according to a WNBA press release. Not to mention it’s more affordable than the competition. To watch tonight’s Indiana Fever vs. Washington ...

"Chiney needs to issue a retraction and apology for platforming these lie," a fan wrote. I don’t want to live in a WNBA that is unprofessional AF and hates the fans who are keeping them afloat.

In the wake of the Chicago Sky's May 17 away game against the Indiana Fever, the WNBA released a statement on social media that read, "The following is a statement from the WNBA regarding ...

The WNBA made a statement about their investigation regarding alleged fan misconduct during the May 17 Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky game. May 25, 2025; Los Angeles, California, USA; Chicago Sky ...

The WNBA is investigating alleged racial comments ... The person spoke to The Associated Press on Sunday on condition of anonymity because the league had not publicly identified the subject ...

After Angel Reese suffered abuse from fans during the Fever-Sky game on opening weekend, the WNBA has issued a strong statement in her defense. Angel Reese looks to shoot a basket during a game ...

Such behavior is unacceptable in our sport." The WNBA has long taken a stand against hate. Just this past Thursday, the league issued a press release announcing the launch of "'No Space for Hate ...

Reese missed her first free throw, then made the second. One day later, the WNBA issued a statement about Saturday's game, which reporters are conveying has to do with allegations of things said ...