The IX Sports’ WNBA reporters weigh in on possible trade packages their teams could make for the star guard
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Posted inLos Angeles Sparks
Kelsey Plum is back. But will she stay?
Plum: “I’m going to be where my feet are. I play for the Sparks. So on Sunday, I’m going to suit up.”
Posted inAtlanta Dream
5 keys for the Atlanta Dream in the second half
How the Dream plan to stay focused on their goals, while improving their chances at a deep postseason run
Posted inWashington Mystics
How the young Washington Mystics are defending beyond their years
The Mystics have the third-best defense in the WNBA — something even head coach Sydney Johnson didn’t see coming
Posted inFeatures
Natisha Hiedeman’s leadership and offense shine in Seattle
SEATTLE — Storm guard Natisha Hiedeman is well known by most WNBA fans for her off-court activities, as one half of the beloved Studbudz. She and Courtney Williams recently pulled off another 72-hour livestream over WNBA All-Star weekend as part of their joint venture. But how she has elevated her game on the court for […]
Posted inFeatures
Napheesa Collier plays on her home court for first time in 2026
Collier: ‘It was everything that I hoped it would be’
Posted inFeatures
Dallas Wings put focus on defense coming out of All-Star break
The Wings had a successful All-Star weekend and will now turn their focus to improving defensively over the rest of the season
Posted inChicago Sky
The Chicago Sky at the break: 4 reasons to keep watching
Young players, and maybe even a playoff push?
Posted inPhoenix Mercury
What to expect from the Phoenix Mercury at the 2026 trade deadline
Alyssa Thomas isn’t looking beyond the Mercury’s playoff push as the trade deadline nears
Posted inGolden State Valkyries
Is Valkyries guard Kaitlyn Chen the WNBA’s most improved player?
Natalie Nakase: “The minutes that when she’s on the floor, she’s impacting her teammates”
