2023 WNBA Draft Information
Courtesy of the WNBA April 10 on ESPN
Rounds 1-3: Monday, April 10, 7-9 p.m. ET Location: New York City (Spring Studios.)
Rounds 1-3: Monday, April 10, 7-9 p.m. ET Location: New York City (Spring Studios.)
Villanova Wildcats women's basketball star Maddy Siegrist said after Friday's 70-65 Sweet 16 loss to the No. 9-seeded Miami Hurricanes that she would likely be entering the WNBA draft.
The Dream, Fever and Mystics had the first three picks of the draft and made the most out of all their selections to earn A grades.
Jade Melbourne will have two fellow Opals for company after being drafted by the WNBA's Seattle Storm, while Perth product Amy Atwell has blazed a historic trail to land at the Los Angeles Sparks.
Rhyne Howard called her selection at No. 1 "a dream come true." Baylor's NaLyssa Smith went second to Indiana.
NaLyssa Smith feels she has been "slept on" for years. And the debate over whether she goes first or second overall in Monday's WNBA draft only fuels her more.
Tom Brady announces he has joined the Las Vegas Aces as a minority owner.
The reigning WNBA champions added the seven-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback to their ownership group. Las Vegas players Plum and Wilson were thrilled about the news.
Tom Brady has acquired an ownership stake in the WNBA champion Aces.
We got to see Shohei Ohtani pitch to his Los Angeles Angels teammate Mike Trout in the World Baseball Classic championship. They're not the only pair of famous teammates to face off in international competition.
Just 16 teams remain in the women's NCAA tournament. Some top prospects have been eliminated. Where do they land in our updated first round, which includes three Gamecocks?
Guard Chennedy Sparks, whom the Los Angeles Sparks acquired prior to last season from the Atlanta Dream in return for a first-round draft pick, has been waived, the team announced Friday.