Afroballers •1h

Angel Reese powers Dream past Valkyries to take 2-1 WNBA Finals lead

Reese's 21 points and 12 rebounds fuel a 97-71 Atlanta rout of Golden State, handing the Dream control of the WNBA Finals.

Afroballers •1d

Reese Powers Dream to First-Ever WNBA Finals Win, Levels Series 1-1

Reese led Atlanta to a 79-65 win over Golden State, giving the Dream their first Finals victory and squaring the series.

Afroballers •2d

Angel Reese Drops 30 and 16 as Dream Level WNBA Finals vs Valkyries

Angel Reese's 30-point, 16-rebound masterclass silences Chase Center and drags the Dream level at 1-1 in the WNBA Finals.

Afroballers •3d

WNBA Fans Answer Anti-Trans Attacks With Louder Love as Finals Tip Off

As the WNBA Finals open in San Francisco, LGBTQ+ fans are meeting political hostility with joy, noise and a message that everyone belongs.

Afroballers •3d

Gabby Williams drops 26 as Valkyries edge Dream in Finals opener

The diaspora star's 26 points and clutch free throws gave Golden State a 68-64 Game 1 win over Atlanta in a grinding WNBA Finals opener.

Afroballers •3d

Angel Reese and the Dream chase a first WNBA crown against the Valkyries

Angel Reese and Atlanta are one series from a maiden title, but a defense-first Golden State side stands in the way as the Finals tip off Saturday.

Afroballers •6d

Bueckers to Lady Magic: Who Talks the Best Trash in WNBA History?

As the WNBA season nears its climax, we look at the players who turned smack talk into an art form, from Paige Bueckers to Lady Magic.

Afroballers •8d

WNBA Shifts Finals Schedule So Dream Can Play at Bigger Arena

The Atlanta Dream will host the Valkyries at 17,000-seat State Farm Arena after the WNBA moved Game 3 up a day and Game 4 to an earlier tip-off.

Afroballers •10d

Atlanta Dream Face Finals Venue Scramble as State Farm Arena Is Booked

The Dream are back in the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2013, but they still need a home court for Games 3, 4 and 6.

Afroballers •Aug 20

Nneka Ogwumike, 11-time WNBA All-Star, to retire after 15 seasons

Eleven-time All-Star and players' union president Nneka Ogwumike will retire from the WNBA following the conclusion of the 2026 season, she announced Wednesday. "I've learned ther

Afroballers •Jun 23

Ogwumike's buzzer-beater lifts Sparks over Liberty in 30th anniversary game

Nneka Ogwumike called game. The 10-time WNBA All-Star and Sparks forward hit a 25-foot, buzzer-beating three-point shot from the left wing to give the Sparks an electric 98-97 come

Afroballers •May 23

Nneka Ogwumike passes Tamika Catchings, becomes WNBA’s No. 5 all-time scorer

Nneka Ogwumike added another feat to her lengthy WNBA resume Thursday, as she passed Indiana Fever legend Tamika Catchings for fifth all-time in points. The veteran forward needed

Afroballers •May 17

Lisa Leslie Honored With Statue Outside of Crypto.com Arena

Hall of Famer Lisa Leslie is set to be memorialized with a statue outside of Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles this September. The two-time WNBA champion, three-time MVP and four-ti

Afroballers •Apr 23

“I cried so hard” - the Kenyan WNBA star who beat US visa heartbreak

On the night that changed her life, Madina Okot sat quietly. The Kenyan was waiting, hoping and praying that her name would be called at the Women's National Basketball Associatio