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Caitlin Clark’s rookie salary in the WNBA is $78,066 per year. But what is she really worth to the WNBA - and to the wider world of women’s sports? Zena talks to Ben and Sabreena about their recent reporting regarding that very question – and how that one inquiry – "what is Caitlin really worth?" – ripples out to touch nearly every aspect of the sport, from CBA negotiations to expansion, from NBA ties to Unrivaled, from NIL to media rights, and so much more.
Plus, the crew checks in on news from around the WNBA, including Angel Reese’s recent comments about officiating and the newly drafted line-ups for the All-Star teams.
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Angel Reese fed up with WNBA officiating: ‘I’m tired of this’ by Darnell Mayberry
Mercury announce signing of 6-time All-Star DeWanna Bonner: ‘A true winner’ by Ben Pickman
If Caitlin Clark’s worth a ‘billion’ to WNBA, why is she paid only a fraction of that? by Ben Pickman and Sabreena Merchant
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Angel Reese, Carmelo Anthony chosen for NBA 2K26 covers by Jason Jones
WNBA teams failed in Cleveland and Detroit before. Will it be different this time? by Ben Pickman
A’ja Wilson exits game with right wrist injury during first half of loss to Liberty by Ben Pickman
Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier draft WNBA All-Star rosters, trade coaches by Zach Powell and Sabreena Merchant
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The full list of 2025 WNBA All-Stars is set – so it’s time for our first-ever No Offseason Mock All-Star Draft! Ben plays along as Caitlin Clark and Sabreena as Napheesa Collier, as they select their teams player by player. Then, Zena, Ben, and Sabreena admit their worst early takes of the WNBA season – and offer one new take each for good measure. The crew also checks in on how teams are faring in the Sabreena Scale - notably, Seattle moving on up, and Dallas rookies shining next to Paige Bueckers.
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On Tuesday night, the Indiana Fever defeated the Minnesota Lynx to become the 2025 Commissioner’s Cup champs. But can the Fever sustain that momentum, especially with Clark still on the sidelines? Zena, Ben, and Sabreena discuss the game and what both teams need to do to keep improving for the rest of the season. They also get into Caitlin Clark’s comments about the disparity between the prize money for winning the Commissioner’s Cup versus what players earn for winning the WNBA Finals. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at what happened with Golden State’s waiving of Julie Vanloo. (Note: this episode was recorded before Vanloo signed with the LA Sparks Thursday afternoon.)
Then, Zena and Sabreena are joined by trailblazing former WNBA player Layshia Clarendon for a wide-ranging conversation around CBA negotiations, league expansion, the Valkyries’ success as a franchise, LGBTQ Pride and representation in the WNBA, and more.
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Red Panda fractured left wrist after fall during halftime act at WNBA Commissioner’s Cup game by Ben Pickman
Minnesota Lynx don’t need to panic after Cup loss. But it may be time for adjustments by Chantel Jennings
Indiana Fever’s resilience on display in Commissioner’s Cup championship by Ben Pickman
Fever beat Lynx without Caitlin Clark to win WNBA Commissioner’s Cup by Ben Pickman and Chantel Jennings
Caitlin Clark to WNBA commissioner on pay: ‘It makes no sense. … Help us out’ by Shannon Ryan
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It’s official: starting in 2028, Cleveland will be home to the newest WNBA franchise – followed by Detroit in 2029 and Philadelphia in 2030. Zena, Ben, and Sabreena break down how these cities were decided upon, what all this expansion means for players and teams in the WNBA, what impact NBA teams and ownership have on expansion in the W, and so much more.
Plus, Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier are set to captain the two teams for WNBA All-Star Weekend, and Ben reveals the remaining eight starters live to Sabreena and Zena. To wrap, the crew attempts to name the newest WNBA expansion teams.
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WNBA power rankings: Could Angel Reese’s hot streak boost Chicago Sky? by Sabreena Merchant
WNBA announces record expansion to Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia by Ben Pickman
Is more WNBA expansion on the horizon? Our experts explain the league’s growth by Ben Pickman and Chantel Jennings
Caitlin Clark, Napheesa Collier named WNBA All-Star captains by Sabreena Merchant
Rookie Paige Bueckers among starters in WNBA All-Star Game by Tobias Bass and Sabreena Merchant
WNBA expansion timeline as the league looks to have a record 18 teams by Torrey Hart and Shannon Ryan
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Assuming Caitlin Clark is back on the court tonight, she and Paige Bueckers will square off for their first matchup in the WNBA. But these two stars have been running alongside each other on parallel (and sometimes overlapping) tracks since their AAU days in the midwest. Zena, Ben, and Sabreena take a look at how the careers of these back-to-back #1 draft picks stack up – the similarities and the differences – and the roles they both play in the culture at large. Plus, they dive into the reasons why so many rookies are so pro-ready from the get-go. The crew also spends some time talking about DeWanna Bonner’s departure from the Indiana Fever – why it happened when it happened, what may have been going on behind the scenes, and where DB may land.
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Caitlin Clark sidelined for Fever-Sparks with groin injury, marking sixth absence this season by Ben Pickman
Indiana Fever waive DeWanna Bonner, sign Aari McDonald for rest of season by Ben Pickman
Could a new 3X3 women’s basketball tourney create a pipeline for the Olympics? by Ben Pickman
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Zena, Ben, and Sabreena break down a big weekend of games in the WNBA – highlighting the Aces big win over the Fever, the Storm’s victory over an injury-laden Liberty, and the Valkyries’ hot streak. They also check in on the Sabreena Scale, which has a new top team this week. Then, the crew digs into our deep dive for the week – the dominance of the power forward position in the WNBA. When did this position rise to such importance? How has it evolved? And will it continue to hold the same value on the court? Plus, a game about sporting siblings.
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WNBA power rankings: What’s behind the Golden State Valkyries’ surge? by Sabreena Merchant
WNBA files trademarks for the name ‘Portland Fire’ and stylized ‘P’ logo by Sabreena Merchant
NaLyssa Smith and DiJonai Carrington on the Power Forward in the WNBA via TikTok @itscwaysworldesq
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The scuffle between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun has sparked questions about officiating consistency and transparency. Zena, Ben, and Sabreena share thoughts about how that situation was handled and what challenges persist with WNBA refereeing, as well as why Caitlin Clark finds herself in so many dust-ups. Then, the crew give their All-Star locks, first-time All-Stars, and potential surprises, including how many rookies will make the team, and which 2024 All-Stars have dropped out of consideration. And to wrap -we tell you where to set your screens this weekend.
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Caitlin Clark in scuffle as Fever advance to Commissioner’s Cup final: Takeaways by James Boyd and Sabreena Merchant
The latest WNBA controversy makes it clear that officiating has to be better by Shannon Ryan
Does the WNBA have an officiating problem? Coaches cite high turnover, inconsistency by Ben Pickman
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It was quite a weekend in the WNBA – and we’re here to break it down. Zena, Ben, and Sabreena dig into the details of Caitlin Clark’s return on Saturday afternoon, when she led the Indiana Fever to victory against a previously undefeated New York Liberty. Then, the crew discusses Angel Reese’s career-first triple-double, the Dallas Wings’ blown opportunity against the Aces, and the Minnesota Lynx’s continued leadership on matters of social importance. Plus, an update on the Sabreena Scale and the impact of recent games on the race for the Commissioner’s Cup. Later on, Ben is joined by Shana Stephenson, Chief Brand Officer for the New York Liberty, who shares the inside story on the origins of Ellie the Elephant, and what makes her such an icon. The crew wraps with Two Takes and a Fake.
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WNBA power rankings: Why the Indiana Fever’s small lineup is working by Sabreena Merchant
A classic Caitlin Clark performance showed the Fever’s ceiling: Watch out, WNBA by Ben Pickman
Caitlin Clark shines in return as Indiana Fever hand New York Liberty first loss of season by Sabreena Merchant and Ben Pickman
Lynx hold moment of silence in wake of Minnesota lawmaker’s assassination by Chantel Jennings
Angel Reese records first triple-double of career as Chicago tops Connecticut by Ben Pickman
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This season in the WNBA, there are seven new head coaches making their debut (not counting Stephanie White, who has held that title before at the Connecticut Sun). Some of those individuals and their respective teams are faring better than others. So, one month into the 2025 season, Zena, Ben, and Sabreena sit down to discuss these coaches – their programs, their backgrounds, their unique styles – and to take stock of who’s meeting expectations, who’s beating expectations, and who’s missing them altogether. Plus, the crew discusses Ariel Atkins’ comments about Angel Reese during the Chicago Sky’s post-game press conference Tuesday night, following their loss to the New York Liberty – as well as Reese’s on-court performance.
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Despite no Caitlin Clark, Fever-Sky broadcast drew nearly 2 million viewers by Richard Deitsch
Sky’s Ariel Atkins says Angel Reese’s ‘crown is heavy,’ urges media to show more respect by Mark Puleo
Why is it so hard to find a WNBA coach? The reasons behind the lack of candidates by Sabreena Merchant and Ben Pickman
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Ben brings us behind-the-scenes inside the United Center this past weekend, when the Indiana Fever handed the Chicago Sky another big loss – and veteran guard Courtney Vandersloot went down with a season-ending ACL tear. Then, Zena brings us over to the Bay Area, to detail the Valkyries first blowout win – against a frustrated Aces team. Next up, Chantel breaks down everything you need to know about the landmark House Settlement case, which will allow colleges to officially pay student athletes. And finally, as part of our Pride Month interview series, one of the all-time greats, Sue Bird, stops by to talk podcasting, WNBA ownership, sports collectibles, and why Caitlin Clark is such a good passer.
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Fever balance scoring, rout Sky 79-52 without Caitlin Clark, coach Stephanie White by Ben Pickman
Another loss to the Fever. Courtney Vandersloot’s injured. Can the Chicago Sky recover? by Ben Pickman
Sky guard Courtney Vandersloot tears ACL, will miss rest of 2025 season by Ben Pickman
WNBA power rankings: Are undefeated Liberty headed for Commissioner’s Cup championship? by Sabreena Merchant
Can women's basketball teams catch up with UConn or South Carolina in changing sports era? by Chantel Jennings
Sue Bird’s “Dream Draft” picks at ebay.com/DreamDraft
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The Commissioner’s Cup is underway – and Zena, Ben, and Sabreena are here to help you understand how the in-season tournament works and which teams and players might be set for a big payday come July 1. Next, the crew checks in on some injury updates about Paige Bueckers and Cailtin Clark, before getting into their picks for best “familiar face in a new place” – ie veteran players who’ve moved teams this season. Then, the crew digs into why so many international players are heading to the WNBA, and details how this generational shift might impact gameplay and roster spots both domestically and overseas. Plus, a new game: Something in Common.
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Paige Bueckers enters concussion protocol, will miss next 2 Dallas Wings games by Sabreena Merchant
Fever’s Caitlin Clark taking quad injury rehab ‘day by day,’ could possibly return Tuesday vs. Dream by Ben Pickman
WNBA’s familiar faces in new places: Assessing Kelsey Plum, DeWanna Bonner and more by Sabreena Merchant and Ben Pickman
Why are international players flocking to the WNBA? by Ben Pickman
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One of the greatest of all time, Candace Parker, joins the No Offseason crew to discuss her new memoir and dig into topics affecting the WNBA today like cultivating diverse coaching staffs and how the media can break away from “gentle commentating.” And to help us kick off Pride Month, Candace shares her journey to self-acceptance and embracing her sexuality.
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References:
WNBA power rankings: Are the New York Liberty destined to repeat? by Sabreena Merchant
Why Brittney Griner has been ‘rejuvenated’ since joining Atlanta Dream by Ben Pickman
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With two more guards injured on the Indiana Fever, Zena, Ben, and Sabreena discuss the intricacies of hardship contracts and roster spots – and what the near-future might look like for the Fever. Plus, they get into the latest rendition of the Sabreena Scale. Then, one of the greatest of all time, Candace Parker, joins the crew to discuss her new memoir and dig into topics affecting the WNBA today – like how to cultivate diverse coaching staffs and how the media can break away from “gentle commentating.” And to help us kick off Pride Month, Candace shares her journey to self-acceptance and embracing her sexuality.
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References:
WNBA power rankings: Are the New York Liberty destined to repeat? by Sabreena Merchant
Why Brittney Griner has been ‘rejuvenated’ since joining Atlanta Dream by Ben Pickman
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With Caitlin Clark out the Fever are forced to make adjustments. How will the Fever fare over the next couple weeks without Clark? Zena, Ben and Sabreena discuss Clark's overall impact and how it affects things in the W on and off the court. Then- the rookie ladder! Who's climbing up the ladder with just a few weeks into the season? The crew tells us who their rookie of the year is. And to wrap -games to have your eye on this weekend during the Commissioner's Cup.
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References:
Without Caitlin Clark, what will the Indiana Fever look like? by Ben Pickman
Without Caitlin Clark, the Fever must avoid spiraling. Here are 3 pieces of advice by Sabreena Merchant
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You’ve got questions; we’ve got answers! Zena, Ben, and Sabreena get together to chat through your inquiries about the 2025 WNBA season and beyond. What makes someone a bucket? What exactly is a technical foul? Is the era of the “core four” over? And will any of the league’s big stars move teams next year with all that free agency? Tune in to find out.
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Retired WNBA star Diana Taurasi sits down with Ben Pickman as she shares her thoughts on Paige Bueckers adjusting in the WNBA, upcoming CBA negotiations and her future plans in retirement.
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References:
What are WNBA players seeking in the next collective bargaining agreement? by Ben Pickman
WNBA’s New York Liberty have raised capital at a record valuation of $450 million: Sources by Ben Pickman
Paige Bueckers’ pro debut in Minnesota was a reflection of her roots and inspiration by Chantel Jennings
Q&A: Dawn Staley says Charlamagne tha God convinced her to write her memoir by Chantel Jennings
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It’s the story hovering over this entire WNBA season: the CBA, or collective bargaining agreement, is being renegotiated. Whatever document comes out on the other side is set to remake life in the W for years to come. But how exactly? Ben, Sabreena, and Chantel break down everything you need to know to wrap your mind around it all. Plus, the crew discusses Paige Bueckers’ Minnesota homecoming, Sue Bird’s new role at USA Basketball, and the Liberty’s record-breaking valuation. Then, Diana Taurasi sits down with Ben to talk about fellow UConn alum, Paige Bueckers’ adjustment to the WNBA, her own life in retirement, and what might be next in her basketball future.
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What are WNBA players seeking in the next collective bargaining agreement? by Ben Pickman
WNBA’s New York Liberty have raised capital at a record valuation of $450 million: Sources by Ben Pickman
Paige Bueckers’ pro debut in Minnesota was a reflection of her roots and inspiration by Chantel Jennings
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The 2025 WNBA season is underway, and off to an intense start. Zena, Ben, and Sabreena talk opening weekend - including Paige Bueckers’ big debut and the Indiana Fever’s dominant win over the Chicago Sky. The crew then gets deep into the explosive aftermath surrounding Caitlin Clark’s flagrant foul against Angel Reese, amidst the landscape of the WNBA’s No Space for Hate campaign. Plus, it’s never too early for some way too early half-baked takes, which the crew dishes out based on this opening weekend of games. To wrap, Zena tests Ben and Sabreena’s knowledge of record-making players and their stats.
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WNBA looking into allegations of hateful comments toward Angel Reese by Ben Pickman
Match That Player trivia created by Erin Shupe
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The 2025 WNBA regular season is finally here and in this episode, we’re sharing our predictions for how we think the year will shape out. We tell you who we’re picking for MVP, who we think will be on the All-WNBA teams, who we think will win the title, and which teams are going to surprise people. Also, we share our thoughts on recent developments involving Connecticut Sun ownership, roster cutdowns, and news that impacts upcoming international competitions.
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WNBA predictions: Who will win the 2025 championship? Who will win MVP? by Sabreena Merchant, Ben Pickman and Chantel Jennings
All-WNBA preseason teams: A’ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier, Caitlin Clark and more by Sabreena Merchant, Ben Pickman, Chantel Jennings, Zena Keita, and Shannon Ryan
Connecticut Sun ownership exploring sale of team: ‘All options are on the table’ by Ben Pickman
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It’s our big Indiana Fever preview pod! Zena, Ben, and Sabreena break down everything you need to know about the upcoming WNBA season for Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, including: Caitlin Clark’s offseason training regimen, new head coach Steph White’s strategic moves and Indiana roots, the depth of the roster, how far this team could go, and more. Plus, the inaugural rendition of the Sabreena Scales - aka Sabreena’s Weekly Power Rankings, and a whopper of a game called “Name That Clark!”
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Sabreena's WNBA Preseason Power Rankings
Takeaways from Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever’s preseason: Will her quad injury linger? by Ben Pickman
No Offseason Interview with Stephanie White and Kelly Krauskopf - from November 2024
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