WNBA regular season has come to a close, and it's a quick turnaround to the playoffs, which get underway Sunday. Before that happens, it's time to look back at another exciting summer of basketball and make picks for every major award,

The Las Vegas Aces proved on Wednesday, September 11, why they are the two-time defending champs. A'ja Wilson also came out with a clear statement as to why she is a two-time WNBA MVP and is well on her way to winning her third Most Valuable Player trophy.

Caitlin Clark and now-sidelined Angel Reese have had historic rookie seasons. But do they rank among the best all time in the WNBA?

After a record-setting senior year as an Iowa Hawkeye, Caitlin Clark set more records – from scoring to TV viewership – as she stepped up to the WNBA.

Sika Kone scored 20 points off the bench and Emily Engstler and Ariel Atkins netted 17 points each to lead the Washington Mystics past Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever before the largest crowd in WNBA history.

Caitlin Clark had 21 turnovers through three games. Indiana started 1-8. But the Fever drowned out the outside noise to return to the WNBA playoffs.

The 20,711 fans that showed up at Capital One Arena on Thursday to watch Caitlin Clark represented a new record for the highest-attended WNBA game.

Along with record television and attendance records, the WNBA's star-studded rookie class helped drive record sports betting action for the 2024 regular season.

Rookie sensation Caitlin Clark isn't concerning herself over which team the Indiana Fever may face in the first round of the 2024 WNBA playoffs. According