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WNBA opens 2026 season in May

Paige Bueckers Addresses WNBA Rivalry With Caitlin Clark: ‘We’re Cool, We’re Friends’

Both Clark and Bueckers made their USA Basketball senior national team camp debut in December, along with the likes of Sky forward Angel Reese and USC’s JuJu Watkins. Team USA is hoping to clinch its fifth straight World Cup gold medal and will likely rely on both experienced vets such as Kelsey Plum and Chelsea Gray as well as their fresh blood.

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WNBA opens 2026 season in May with Caitlin Clark vs. Paige Bueckers

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Caitlin Clark vs. Paige Bueckers: Fever to Host Wings in WNBA 30th Season Opener

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Indiana Fever Makes WNBA Announcement on Caitlin Clark’s 24th Birthday

As Caitlin Clark evolves into a brand in herself, fans flock in numbers to see the Indiana Fever guard in action.

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Indiana Fever Announce Schedule for Caitlin Clark's 3rd WNBA Season

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WNBA Announces Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese Game During Offseason

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Fans speak out as WNBA releases 2026 schedule without a CBA deal

The WNBA 2026 schedule is out, but no new CBA has been signed. Players and fans are pushing back. Get the full story and what it means for the league on REVOLT.

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Why the WNBA approved a schedule release without a new CBA

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WNBA schedule 2026: Next season's 10 must-see games

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WNBA season would begin May 8 if new CBA is reached, league will take 17-day FIBA World Cup break

The WNBA will begin its season on May 8, assuming the league and the players' union can come to an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement.

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Indiana Fever Announce 2026 WNBA Opener Ft. Caitlin Clark vs Paige Bueckers

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WNBA reveals 2026 schedule — even as labor battle looms over start of season

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Minnesota Lynx Announce 2026 Regular Season Schedule

Minnesota plans to open up its regular season on opening night in May, hosting the Atlanta Dream at Target Center at 6 p.m. on May 10.

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The WNBA dropping their schedule today is super confusing

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Paige Bueckers Off-Court News Announced After First WNBA Season

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Elle Duncan lands new role covering WNBA after ESPN departure

Duncan also makes her Netflix debut on Friday.

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USA Sports announces studio host ahead of WNBA’s debut season on USA Network

The foundation for the WNBA’s next television era is officially in place. As the league prepares for its debut season on a new national platform, USA Sports is finalizing key elements of its broadcast plans well ahead of tipoff.

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USA Sports names announcers, hosts joining Duncan for WNBA coverage

Former 'SportsCenter' host Elle Duncan has opened up about her exit from ESPN and move to Netflix last month, saying that she had done as much as she could do at the network, with limited opportunities given ESPN’s extensive roster of talent.

Kayla McBride Injured in Training, Faces Surgery Ahead of WNBA Season

The Minnesota Lynx continue to be haunted by injuries. Napheesa Collier is already dealing with surgeries on both her knees, and her availability for the start of the 2026 WNBA season in May is uncertain.

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WNBA Star Brittney Griner Announces Off-Court News Amid Offseason

Brittney Griner spent her 12thWNBA season with the Atlanta Dream. After playing for the Phoenix Mercury for 11 years, the 6-foot-9 center signed with the Dream as a free agent ahead of the 2025 season.

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Inside the WNBA's $700M+ pay divide with players union

Months into CBA negotiations, WNBA team and athlete union representatives agree on this: for the first time, women's basketball players’ pay should be directly tied to the money their league earns. Then come the details.

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WNBA returns to Portland as Fire set May 9 debut

The WNBA has set a date for women's professional basketball to return to Portland, even as uncertainty looms over who will play — and whether the season will start on time. Why it matters: A prolonged labor dispute between the league and players has already delayed key milestones and could push back the Portland Fire's debut.

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Op-ed: If the WNBA players want everything they’re asking for, and everything they deserve, they need to strike

Only a strike will give WNBA players the opportunity to get the new CBA they want.