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The W is back! A four-game slate launches the 2022 WNBA campaign, beginning with the Washington Mystics hosting the Indiana Fever (7 p.m. ET). After the Los Angeles Sparks meet the Chicago Sky (8 p.m. ET), contests between the Phoenix Mercury and Las Vegas Aces (10 p.m. ET) and Seattle Storm and Minnesota Lynx (10 p.m. ET) close out opening night.

Sylvia Fowles kicks off her final WNBA campaign Friday evening and is in position to play a key role for the Lynx in both the opener and this season with Napheesa Collier slated to miss most of the 2022 season.

Are you new to the WNBA? Looking for a new team? Getting excited about the season tipping off? The answer is Y E S)As the season begins, it feels pertinent to run through the smattering of the reasons to be amped about this year! Let Ari sum it up.

Welcome back to Bleacher Report's WNBA power rankings. It's been a while! Here we will examine the standings and happenings from on and off the court each...

Two days before the Sky’s season opener at Wintrust Arena against the Los Angeles Sparks, Stevens is operating at 100%, ready for an expanded role in coach/GM James Wade’s system.

Eric Moody highlights the players to draft on the young Wings roster for fantasy womens basketball this season.

After missing the playoffs last year for the first time since 2011, the Sparks are looking to return to glory with the inclusion of superstar Liz Cambage.

Sue Bird, the greatest point guard in WNBA history, is ready to make one final attempt at a fifth championship, flanked by the best star tandem in the league in Breanna Stewart and Jewell Loyd.

Swish Appeal counts down the best players in the WNBA.

Chris Benzine breaks down some draft tips and possible picks to consider for the 2022 WNBA season, including the top three, rookies and some upside picks to consider.