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Aces face an offseason shake-up after semifinal sweep, with Jackie Young's future looming
The Las Vegas Aces face uncertainty after being swept by the Golden State Valkyries in the semifinals
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Eliminated in the WNBA playoffs, where do the Dallas Wings, Indiana Fever, Minnesota Lynx and Washington Mystics go from here?
Let’s take a look at the offseasons ahead for the four teams eliminated in the first-round of the WNBA playoffs.
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Caitlin Clark Receives Single MVP Vote as A'ja Wilson Secures Third Consecutive Award
Caitlin Clark Receives Single MVP Vote as A'ja Wilson Secures Third Consecutive Award
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The Valkyries make a Golden Statement with history-making WNBA Finals berth
In just their second season, the Valkyries are going to the WNBA Finals.
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Valkyries punch ticket to the Finals with overtime thriller
Finals bound!
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USA Today
Average WNBA salary is $518K in 2026. Most players make less
The average WNBA base salary is $518,000 in 2026. See the median salary, highest-paid players, team payrolls and the new $7 million cap.
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AP News
A'ja Wilson wins her third straight WNBA MVP and record fifth overall
A’ja Wilson has won the WNBA MVP for a third straight year and record fifth time overall
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SB Nation
With five overall and three-straight WNBA MVP awards, A’ja Wilson’s all-time greatness becomes even more undeniable
A’ja Wilson’s excellence is undeniable, as she earns her fifth overall and third-straight WNBA MVP award.
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Caitlin Clark denounces the hateful messages Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell says she received
Caitlin Clark still wants Kelsey Mitchell as a teammate — even though Clark understands that’s not always easy
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USA Today
Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson earns fifth WNBA MVP, first to three-peat
The Aces star won the award for the fifth time overall after receiving 65 of 74 votes from a national media panel, the league announced on Thursday.
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Reuters
Caitlin Clark: Racist rhetoric 'not something I stand for'
By Field Level Media Oct 08 (Field Level Media) - WNBA star Caitlin Clark sent a clear message to any of her fans who use "racist rhetoric or hate" to attack Indiana Fever teammate Kelsey Mitchell. "That's not something I stand for," Clark said Thursday at her end-of-season press conference.
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Down 2-0 to Valkyries in WNBA semifinals, defending champion Aces face elimination at home
The Las Vegas Aces are on the brink of their offseason arriving earlier than hoped if they can’t get it together in a hurry back home
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