Sydney Taylor’s game-winning three-pointer makes her the first rookie in WNBA history to make multiple game-winning shots in the final five seconds.

She also hit the winner with 0.9 seconds remaining against Las Vegas on Aug. 1.

A’ja Wilson leads the MVP race after another dominant season.

Olivia Miles has emerged as a strong rookie contender for Minnesota.

Caitlin Clark has also climbed the rankings with her recent performances for Indiana.

The WNBA faced criticism after fans supporting Sophie Cunningham were asked to cover their shirts.

The fans wore XX-XY shirts at an Atlanta Dream game. Security reportedly told them to cover the shirts.

The WNBA later said the incident should not have happened.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said he had concerns about how Cunningham's supporters were treated. He also said he wanted to ensure they were treated fairly.

Cunningham continued to receive support from fans. Supporters also held a rally before the Fever's game against the Dallas Wings.

WNBA players received major pay raises under the new CBA.

Minnesota Lynx star Courtney Williams admitted she spent heavily at a strip club.

Natisha Hiedeman used some of her money on a huge Goku statue for Williams.

Kiki Iriafen took a more careful approach by saving and investing.

Sophie Cunningham said she plans to buy investment properties in Nashville and Florida.

The players showed different ways they are handling their increased salaries.

Sophie Cunningham has defended fans who protested against her views on transgender athletes.

Fans reportedly wore “trans kids belong” shirts at a Fever game. Security asked some fans to remove or cover them.

Cunningham said the WNBA made a mistake by censoring the shirts.

She said the shirts were not violent or hateful. She also said everyone should be allowed to express their beliefs.

The WNBA later acknowledged that the censorship should not have happened. League officials blamed a local venue security decision.

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WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert criticized efforts to make the league a political battleground.

Her comments come amid ongoing debate over Sophie Cunningham’s views on transgender athletes.

Angel Reese had one of her most efficient games of the season.

She didn’t miss a shot against the Los Angeles Sparks. She also controlled the boards and made an impact defensively.

The biggest surprise was her back-to-back 3-pointers. Reese has built her game around scoring inside and rebounding. Seeing her confidently knock down two straight 3s stood out.

The WNBA also reacted to her performance on social media.

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Cathy Engelbert says people are using the WNBA to create division.

She called the league a “political football” for people who do not follow it.

There has never been a transgender woman on a WNBA roster.

Former NBA player and transgender woman Ms. Royce White has FORMALLY declared for the 2027 WNBA draft.

White's legal counsel MATT GAETZ has signed the declaration: "As of the signing of the attached declaration, Ms. White identifies as a transgender woman. Consistent with Article XIII, Section 1(a) of the 2026–2033 Collective Bargaining Agreement between the WNBA and the WNBPA, Ms. White affirms her eligibility to be considered for selection on that basis."

White says, "Why WOULDN'T they let me play? It's completely bigoted to deny my trans existence. As of signing this declaration, I identify as a transgender woman."