WNBA Reacts to Warriors Guard Making Appearance at Sunday Night Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Golden State Valkyries are the newest team to enter the WNBA, a league that is suddenly a hot and growing commodity. They have given the league 13 teams, and they're off to a not-too-shabby 2-4 start two weeks into the 2025 season.

Satou Sabally and the Mercury ignited an 18-point rally to beat the Sparks in their first game of the WNBA Commissioner's Cup on Sunday.

The New York Liberty have a 7-0 record to begin the season, tied for their best start in franchise history. On top of a new league record, the Liberty are also drawing connections to the WNBA's first season,

Parker was a legendary figure both for the Sky and WNBA in general. She won two MVP awards and three championships, and she earned 10 All-WNBA selections and made seven All-Star teams during her 16-year career before retiring last offseason.

The Chicago Sky have played six regular season games in the 2025 campaign. The team is 2-4 but now finds itself on a two-game winning streak.

Of the 38 players selected on draft night last month, only 20 are active on WNBA rosters. That’s the harsh reality of trying to make one of the most competitive leagues in the world.

Reese limited the comments on her post, so only a select few could reply. WNBA legend Lisa Leslie, who Reese has grown close with in recent years, was one of the commenters. She had a simple one-word message for Reese that showed support for the young star. "Yep🔥😂," Leslie commented.

New York is a powerhouse, and has started the year 7-0. Connecticut is in clear rebuild mode after trading franchise star Alyssa Thomas this offseason, and has started the season 1-7. So, yes, this is one of the most lopsided matchups in the W.

As of Friday morning, the WNBA has surpassed the 50 injury (55) and 300 games lost (304) marks. That's an average of 3.7 injuries per day since the season started. There are still two more days in May. @thenext.bsky.social

WNBA Player Receives Flagrant After Moment With Kate Martin originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After two straight losses against the New York Liberty, Kate Martin and the Golden State Valkyries dropped to 2-3 on the 2025 WNBA season.