NEW YORK — The players are trying to fight a good fight, seeking a massive improvement to their unimaginably one-sided collective bargaining agreement. Public sentiment is largely on their side. But with the WNBA holding firm and time running out, it sounds like the players are folding — and that could mean another disappointing deal that’s projected for six more years. The WNBA presented a ...

PHOENIX — For two decades, the number “3” defined the Phoenix Mercury’s identity, and this year, that number will live permanently in the rafters. Diana Taurasi celebrates a 3-pointer during a 2007 WNBA Finals game against the Detroit Shock.

Caitlin Clark said she looks the same, though.

ESPN dropped a bombshell in the middle of WNBA collective bargaining on Tuesday. New reporting from Alexa Philippou and Don Van Natta revealed a rift between the players and their leaders in the WNBA Players’ Association. MORE: ESPN executive compares…

Ever since she was selected as the first overall by Phoenix Mercury in the 2004 WNBA Draft, Diana Taurasi never looked back. Taurasi won three WNBA titles with the Mercury in 2007, 2009 and 2014. Last February, Taurasi announced her retirement, marking an end to her gilded career with the Mercury.

The Phoenix Mercury announced a key date for when Diana Taurasi's jersey will be retired following 20 seasons in Phoenix.

Aliyah Boston was recently injured during an Unrivaled game

SAN FRANCISCO — As questions surrounding the WNBA labor negotiations and whether the 2026 season will start on time intensify, Hall of Famer Cheryl Miller offered an optimistic opinion on the labor strife that has recently engulfed the women’s game. Speaking before Monday’s NBA game between the LA Clippers and the Golden State Warriors game as part of an all female broadcast put on by the Warriors to celebrate Women’s Empowerment Month, Miller expressed hope regarding the ongoing labor negotiati

A'ja Wilson debuted the A’Two sneaker and an expanded apparel collection on Monday in Paris, marking the latest installment from her signature line.