According to Market Watch, the current CBA only sees WNBA players get 9.3% of the league's revenue, while leagues like the NBA, NHL and NFL all receive around 50%. Although the league historically ...

Readers of the Los Angeles Times give their thoughts on the Dodgers' pitching problems, Mookie Betts' slump, the Clippers and ...

Valkyries All-Star Kayla Thornton is out for the season after knee surgery, dealing a major blow to WNBA’s most valuable team ...