Latson: ‘It’s like a sisterhood’
Features
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Wins and losses for the Sparks after the expansion draft
The Los Angeles Sparks didn’t lose most key players, but they will still need to fill an essential role at the point guard position after losing Julie Allemand to the expansion draft
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How the New York Liberty might fit their core under the new $7M salary cap
Ionescu, Stewart, Jones set to return — so what’s next?
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How the Seattle Storm head into free agency
The Seattle Storm got through the WNBA expansion draft relatively unscathed, only losing one player. Still, with only three under contract, free agency will be a massive factor in determining the team’s success in 2026. It almost looked like the Storm would get through a second-straight expansion draft without losing a single player, but point […]
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How Marina Mabrey loss affects the Connecticut Sun offseason
Uncertainty in Connecticut continues as the Toronto Tempo select Sun guard Marina Mabrey in the first round of the 2026 expansion draft. Mabrey was the Sun’s second leading scorer last season right behind center Tina Charles. Mabrey joins the Tempo as the unrestricted free agent they decided to pick and will have supermax rights during her free agency […]
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How the Atlanta Dream offseason shapes up after Angel Reese trade, WNBA expansion draft
The Dream enter 2026 free agency with cap space, a strong core, and the addition of Angel Reese, despite losing Maya Caldwell and Nyadiew Puoch
Posted inSoccer Insider
Sophia Wilson is back and the USWNT is closer to whole
The IX Sports: Soccer Insider with Annie Peterson, April 6, 2026
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Orlando and Washington notch wins, San Diego pulls ahead: NWSL Week 4 round-up
Where does the league stand as it heads into its first international break?
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What to expect in free agency from the Phoenix Mercury amid unprecedented WNBA offseason
Nate Tibbetts: ‘Every team is going through what we’re going through’
Posted inNCAA Basketball
UCLA’s 1978 AIAW winners finally have company after NCAA title
‘Four letters do not change the history of our game’
