Brittney Griner

Team USA Diana Taurasi (L) with her right hand over her heart and Brittney Griner stand listening to the national anthem during the WNBA All-Star Game at Footprint Center

Phoenix Mercury leave footprint on WNBA All-Star weekend in the Valley

By Tia Reid / July 21, 2024

Griner, Taurasi and Copper beam after helping host WNBA stars in Phoenix

Team USA center Brittney Griner (15) high-fives teammate Kelsey Plum (5) during the WNBA All-Star Game against Team WNBA at Footprint Center in Phoenix on July 20, 2024. (Photo credit: Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK)

‘As bad as it was, it was good for us’: How Team USA will adjust after another loss to WNBA All-Stars

By Scott Mammoser / July 21, 2024

For the second time in a row, players cut from Team USA roster handed the Olympians a loss

Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray grins as she high-fives Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham.

‘Dinner on me’: How Allisha Gray swept WNBA 3-Point Contest, Skills Challenge

By Jesse Morrison / July 20, 2024

Gray joins short list of players to win both contests, is first to do it in the same year

Phoenix Mercury center Brittney Griner holds up four fingers with a confused look on her face.

WNBA players gear up for 2024 All-Star events

By Vishakya Deshpande / July 18, 2024

Brittney Griner and Jonquel Jones to headline Friday’s events

Phoenix Mercury guard-forward Kahleah Copper (2) dribbles the ball

Kahleah Copper continues to expand her offensive impact in new surroundings

By Tia Reid / July 12, 2024

Copper is averaging a career high 23.0 points per game and leads the league in 30-point games

Phoenix Mercury forward Mikiah Herbert Harrigan dribbles the ball during a WNBA game between the Phoenix Mercury and the Connecticut Sun

Mikiah Herbert Harrigan optimizes her time in Phoenix Mercury’s starting lineup

By Tia Reid / July 11, 2024

Nate Tibbetts: ‘She hit the biggest shot of the game, and she was willing to take it’

Roster for 2024 WNBA All-Star announced

By Sydney Wingfield / July 2, 2024

The 12-player Team WNBA roster will take on Team USA on July 20

Photos are shown side by side of Los Angeles Sparks guard Layshia Clarendon dribbling the ball and New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart smiling on the bench. The text "Progress for WNBA Pride" is overlaid at the bottom in all caps, and the orange Locked On Women's Basketball logo is in the top right corner.

Locked On Women’s Basketball: What Pride means to WNBA players

By The Next / June 21, 2024

Katie Barnes: ‘To see how much progress there has been in terms of embracing queerness … I think that is really important’

The Phoenix Mercury huddle during a game against the Connecticut Sun

The Phoenix Mercury are turning off-court chemistry into on-court synergy

By Tia Reid / June 20, 2024

Sophie Cunningham: ‘Everyone’s having fun. Everyone loves each other.’

Diana Taurasi looks to pass to a teammates while playing for Team USA in a game against Tennessee

Trio of Phoenix Mercury Olympians brings unique perspectives to Team USA

By Tia Reid / June 13, 2024

Griner, Taurasi and Copper share what is means to make the coveted roster