WNBA rosters

Washington Mystics guard Ariel Atkins shoots a left-handed free throw.

Ariel Atkins signs two-year extension with Washington Mystics

By Jenn Hatfield / August 15, 2023

A WNBA champion and All-Star, Atkins has spent her entire career in Washington

A photo of Chicago Sky wing Kahleah Copper shooting over Minnesota Lynx guard Diamond Miller is the centerpiece of the image. The text "Outlooks for Storm, Lynx, Sky" is overlaid at the bottom in all caps, and the orange Locked on Women's Basketball logo is in the upper right corner.

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Outlooks for Seattle Storm, Minnesota Lynx and more

By The Next / June 10, 2023

Seattle embraces youth movement, while Minnesota bets on vets

Las Vegas Aces forward Candace Parker holds the ball on the perimeter as New York Liberty forward Jonquel Jones defends during a preseason scrimmage.

Sunday Notes, early-season and preseason edition: Fun in Dallas and flashes of excellence in New York

By Em Adler / May 21, 2023

Plus, roster decisions everywhere

Alysha Clark (22) high-fives her Washington Mystics teammates as she takes the court during lineup introductions.

2023 WNBA free agency preview: Washington Mystics

By Jenn Hatfield / January 4, 2023

Improving the offense is top priority for GM Mike Thibault

Locked on Women’s Basketball: The Chicago Sky face some difficult roster decisions

By The Next / April 29, 2022

Howard and James discuss all things Chicago Sky training camp

Christyn Williams Media Day 2022

What Christyn Williams’ injury means for the 2022 Mystics

By Jenn Hatfield / April 21, 2022

Williams to miss season; Katie Benzan signed

Answering six ‘Stics offseason questions

By Jenn Hatfield / October 18, 2021

DC faces a crucial offseason

WNBA rosters finalized with a flurry of roster cuts the day before the season opener

By Tee Baker / May 14, 2021

8-time WNBA All-Star Seimone Augustus announces retirement

How the 2020 Connecticut Sun roster came together

By Natalie Heavren / June 3, 2020

Curt Miller discusses the Connecticut Sun’s initial 11-player roster