The month of May includes many intriguing matchups between WNBA teams. These five are can't-miss for any women's basketball fan.

The Connecticut Sun signing Hailey Van Lith is a low-risk, potentially high-reward move for a franchise trying to find its identity.

Here are the top 25 WNBA players ranked for the 2026 season.

The Golden State Valkyries waiving Marta Suarez proved that them trading Flau'jae Johnson for her was a mistake.

If Paige Bueckers' greenlight from three against the Indiana Fever carries over into the regular season, the Dallas Wings will benefit.

Seattle Storm rookie Flau'jae Johnson appears to have an ideal WNBA Rookie of the Year opportunity.

Chennedy Carter appears to be in a great state of mind with the Las Vegas Aces. That should worry the rest of the league.

The Dallas Wings should become one of the WNBA's most lethal offenses. But they might not be there by the season's start.

The New York Liberty enter the 2026 WNBA season with a new coach, loaded roster, and championship expectations.

A few championship contenders have separated themselves from the pack heading into the 2026 WNBA season.

The Las Vegas Aces signed Chennedy Carter in free agency, which could produce multiple interesting outcomes.

WNBA free agency is winding down. The winners, losers, and everything in between!

Context makes Brittney Griner's decision to sign with the Connecticut Sun seem like a no-brainer in hindsight.

The Atlanta Dream made a huge move in acquiring Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky.

The Toronto Tempo followed the Valkyries’ example of picking mostly older, more experienced players and may be rewarded with a breakout season.

The first chapter of the WNBA's condensed offseason is in the books! Breaking down the winners and losers from the 2026 expansion draft.

The Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo entered the expansion draft with different focuses and priorities.

Olivia Miles will be challenged in new ways when she gets to the WNBA.

Breanna Stewart's recent announcement might be one of many during this WNBA offseason.

The Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire could land some immediate contributors with plenty of future upside in the expansion draft if any of these five players are available.

The UConn Huskies understand how hard it will be to slow Hannah Hidalgo down in the Elite Eight.

The Tempo and Fire will make their WNBA debuts soon and should have one clear priority for their inaugural season.

The future of USA Basketball was on display in Puerto Rico as Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Paige Bueckers shined against Italy in FIBA World Cup action.

Angel Reese has a new role in the FIBA Women's World Cup Qualifying Tournament next week.